First and possibly Last wedding lol

Great video. yeah, the colors were nice and I liked the music
(actually like all your music choices, bc they are very dramatic:))

shaun1970 said:
Hey Darren, well, my last wedding I think I ended up with 6 or 7 hours of footy.
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so shaun, when you shoot that much footage, do you shoot in LP to save tapes?

renegadewill said:
Looks badass, and the lack of dissolves is sick. Real editors don't need dissolves, and that's why porn has so many.
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what's "dissolves"?
would like to know because.......:cheesy:
 
ryvac said:
so shaun, when you shoot that much footage, do you shoot in LP to save tapes?
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I never shoot LP, dropouts and mising frames wil occur. It costs me $50 for a 10 pack of PQ tape so I'm not fussed about using lots of tape, its cheap.
 
Yeah, I can't imagine EVER shooting LP!
Especially for paid projects where your competition is HD.

Tape is cheap, good images are priceless!
 
I love collecting all this footage. I've tons of tapes too in a box,,, I have all my work stuff and family and fun stuff separate,,, every now and then when the kids get bored I dig out some old footage of trips and stuff and the kids have a great old laugh!
 
Jambredz...I've watched your youtube video and it is very nice...I very much like the change of focus from one object to the other and that's one thing I have been wanting to try :)
There is another where you zoom out while walking into the person...giving a horror movie effect where the background get's larger/smaller...but i'll keep that to movies :)
 
thanks for the comments Phillip. For the change of focus thing (rack focus) make sure u have that iris all the way open, or at least nearly all the way open (use ND filter and/or shutter speed to cut light intensity). And zoom in. This will give u a shallower depthof field and then u can shift ur focus from object to object.

cheers...oh i think shaun's video link with those settings is dead. mite have to ask him to give u a link.
 
jambredz said:
thanks for the comments Phillip. For the change of focus thing (rack focus) make sure u have that iris all the way open, or at least nearly all the way open (use ND filter and/or shutter speed to cut light intensity). And zoom in. This will give u a shallower depthof field and then u can shift ur focus from object to object.

cheers...oh i think shaun's video link with those settings is dead. mite have to ask him to give u a link.
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Thanks Jambred :) I tried out the focus thing yesterday before reading your post...but yep I'll have to do the ND filter thing...I always forget which way to do the iris :)
 
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