john deaver
Well-known member
OK
I never do this but i've been shooting wedding and event stuff for about 10 years now (about 5 years seriously) and recently added a GH1 to my arsenal.
Once i saw what it would do in low light i was hooked but this is my first attempt to use it in brighter light. also i usually stick with old Minolta Primes but this photo shoot was very run-n-gun over some rough terrain and i was a long way from my camera bag so some of it is with the kit lens.
Also the fisheye stuff was all my HMC150 on a glidecam 2000 with a .6 fisheye.
There is some jello/rolling shutter in some of this but for i felt like the Bride/groom would rather see a shaky clip than nothing at all.
This is one of those times where you make a plan (i made the plan to shoot nothing with the GH1 without some sort of camera support) and then i broke it, and regretted it.
there where several shots i had to cut that would have been great if i had left the camera on the tripod/monopod.
Am i the only one who is over hand-held stuff anyway?
Anyway comments welcome.
Thanks
John
Main Street Productions
Birmingham, Alabama
I never do this but i've been shooting wedding and event stuff for about 10 years now (about 5 years seriously) and recently added a GH1 to my arsenal.
Once i saw what it would do in low light i was hooked but this is my first attempt to use it in brighter light. also i usually stick with old Minolta Primes but this photo shoot was very run-n-gun over some rough terrain and i was a long way from my camera bag so some of it is with the kit lens.
Also the fisheye stuff was all my HMC150 on a glidecam 2000 with a .6 fisheye.
There is some jello/rolling shutter in some of this but for i felt like the Bride/groom would rather see a shaky clip than nothing at all.
This is one of those times where you make a plan (i made the plan to shoot nothing with the GH1 without some sort of camera support) and then i broke it, and regretted it.
there where several shots i had to cut that would have been great if i had left the camera on the tripod/monopod.
Am i the only one who is over hand-held stuff anyway?
Anyway comments welcome.
Thanks
John
Main Street Productions
Birmingham, Alabama