NEW WEDDING HIGHLIGHT - feedback

aituv

aituv

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here's a second wedding video (wedding highlight) edited, any feedback would be appreciated as we're still learning and only started recently. (DSLR and weddings). everything cut in Sony Vegas 9 Pro, 7D + Steadicam Merlin + tokina 11-16 2.8, 2x t2i/550d, lenses used: (11-16 2.8 on merlin) 30mm 1.4, 50mm 1.8, and 85mm 1.8. thanks!



VIMEO LINK: http://vimeo.com/13684513
 
Very Nice... What do you do for the ceremony being that the clips are limited to 12 mins and the camera being prone to overheating?
 
Gio19k said:
Very Nice... What do you do for the ceremony being that the clips are limited to 12 mins and the camera being prone to overheating?
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thank you!! for the ceremony...honestly the 12 minute limit is the least of the worries, and never even got close to it for clips...not even on main cam. we're always running 3 cams, and audio is recorded separately (up to 4 channels, we always try to get 2x channels - stereo - from the mixer, and the other 2 channels for our mics we set up). really, its the audio thats important, for we do a film-style final and its composed with clips accordingly. as far as overheating goes, we never had a problem from our experience...not yet anyways. we did shoot an outside event - which lasted about 2 hours - and it was extremely hot, and the closest we got to overheating was getting the thermometer show up on one of the t2i's... nothing else. i hear the battery heating up is what causes it, so changing it helps... and obviously taking breaks (turning cam off).
 
Very well made ,the only thing i did not like is it has far more saturation than i like to see myself.
 
thanks everyone!!

flinty said:
Very well made ,the only thing i did not like is it has far more saturation than i like to see myself.
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yes we tend to do it for all of our web videos, only because an average computer user doesn't not have his or her monitor calibrated to any color specs... some are so blue it's horrid, over saturating neutralizes the feel in many cases!

anyways everyone, once again thanks for the kinds words and support...
 
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