Interlaced or Progressive for Wedding shoot

Derrick_SA

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Hi there,

I'm in two minds, I'm shooting another wedding this saturday, but I can't desice if I should should interlaced or Progressive.

I think I'm leaning towards interlaced this round. There are bound to be plenty slowmo shots. Pans, etc...

Any thoughts or suggestions ?

Thanks,
Derrick
 
I do interlace because of slowmo reasons especially of all the decorations and the bride and groom getting ready and getting pictures taken. Progressive didnt work for me when I shot a wedding with it.
 
I've shot a few weddings with a local videographer here...we always shoot 24P, and he sez his clients like it very much.

If it's one of those extreme-sports weddings with people and things zipping around or falling at high speed, though, I guess interlace would be the way to go.
 
I've shot some weddings for friends, and I shoot 24p for the ceremony, and 30p for anything that might be slowed down. (I can't stand shooting 60i, it makes me cringe!)

-j
 
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