Wedding trailer

kostas

kostas

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Trailer for a wedding we shot recently. Canon 5d Mark III, 600d, Nikon D800, Go Pro Hero 2.
[video]www.vimeo.com/59356997[/video]
 
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Neutral picture style on the Canons, Portrait style on the Nikon. The steadicam shots were with the Canon 600d at a 720p 60 fps setting in order to be able to get smooth slow motion, but moire was all over the place.
 
kostas said:
Neutral picture style on the Canons, Portrait style on the Nikon. The steadicam shots were with the Canon 600d at a 720p 60 fps setting in order to be able to get smooth slow motion, but moire was all over the place.
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Do you have ML instaled in your camera?
 
Which camera did you use for 0:17? And what lens, aperture, shutter and iso setting did you use?

At 0:34 why did you choose to use a wide angle fish-eye for your composition?
 
Well done, solid video! What did you use to protect the camera from the tap water at 0:06? I didn't particularly enjoy the song, didn't flow well with wedding type styles but I feel as if the couple may have requested it.
 
MattMyster said:
Well done, solid video! What did you use to protect the camera from the tap water at 0:06? I didn't particularly enjoy the song, didn't flow well with wedding type styles but I feel as if the couple may have requested it.
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It is a gopro hero with underwater housing.
The song is the choice of the couple for their appearence in the receprion room. You can read the lips of the groom singing the song in real time @ 0:13 :)
 
ectobuilder said:
Which camera did you use for 0:17? And what lens, aperture, shutter and iso setting did you use?

At 0:34 why did you choose to use a wide angle fish-eye for your composition?
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The steadicam fly @0:17 is with the Canon 600d and the EF-S 10-22mm f3.5-4.5 lens @12mm.
ISO may be around 1600, and lens wide open. This was shot @60 fps NTSC 720p to have range for slowmo (which gave me a headache because of flickering under neon lights at some shots, and mostly because of terrible Moire).

@0:34 I have used the Canon 15mm f2.8 fisheye with the Mark III because I had to get into a tight space and give an impressive perspective. But I could have equally done this with the Samyang-Rokinon 14mm f2.8 rectilinear lens to avoid barrel distortion.
 
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