If it is a wedding company or a stand-alone camera that specializes in wedding photography, it is not good to use the Panasonic TM900. Because of its compact appearance and lack of professional style, most people do not understand the performance of the camera and basically use it. The appearance size is used to measure whether it is good or not and whether it is professional. Therefore, if a wedding company specializes in wedding photography, it is better to use a larger professional camera.

However, as a dual-camera and personal non-profit wedding photography, the Panasonic TM900 is still very suitable. People who have used the TM900 praise it for its 1080 50P high-definition image quality and good anti-shake that are close to professional cameras. I am satisfied with the applicable manual settings, and it is small and flexible, very suitable for follow-up photography. With a VBN260 battery and a 32G card, it can basically handle any wedding, no matter how long it is.

The 1080 50P high-definition video it shoots can be edited directly on the computer, which is very convenient. Most professional machines can only record on tape, and it is very troublesome to collect. I use the HS900 and have photographed several weddings. I used VideoStudio to edit and produce high-definition Blu-ray videos. Both myself and the newlyweds were very satisfied with the video clarity, far exceeding the DVDs recorded by wedding companies.

In terms of video quality alone (not about style), Panasonic TM900GK, HS900GK, X900GK and Sony CX700E and CX760E are all very suitable for home use in wedding photography.