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Thanks a ton for this video, I have always struggled with making reception details look good, you have given me some great ideas that I will be implementing in my workflow.

Dirty the frame!

like you put the video perspective ideas

This is so good! Thanks for always putting out such helpful content! Do you use freehand or gimbal for more of the close up details shots?

Thanks so much for this, Nick! I was able to do this at my last wedding and it worked out really well. A lot less stressful than how we were doing it before! I do have a question that I hope you can answer - (4:01-4:05) You mention taking your camera off of autofocus, going to manual, and leaving the camera. What happens if your groom moves and no one is there to adjust focus until after the processional? That reaction shot is always a high request for me.

Aputure? Is that a hidden ad?

Amazing BTS!

You guys are fun! 😊

Mini 3 pro has 4k 60 and 10 bit

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My xt3 is not firing with it installed … just got one What should I do ?

Not included in this video is me trying to chase the couple around in that wind on the beach...there's still sand in that drone 😂

so excited to share this one!

If I put this on the Sony apsc sensor (a6700) does the focal length change at all from the 28mm that it’s supposed to be?

We are so grateful that you chose to review our lens! We absolutely love the footage you featured!

I just ordered one. I’m also going to try a macro extender on it to see how things change

This was great! Thanks for sharing! I always try to get audio from the bride about how they met or “how do you think he’s feeling right now”

thank you brother Nick! The only thing I will add, is to leave a 2-minute moment between the bride and mom for them to talk, ask mom to give her some advice, or to remember her own wedding, some kind of connection.

What lens are you using at this point of the wedding day?

Great information

Got mine last week. Definitely different than I what I was expecting.

I was influenced and I purchased one, lol. However, I'm definitely just a hobbyist that happens to love using cheap lenses to see how much I can get out of them. Back in the day I found mount to fix a dianaF+ lens to an older sony alpha camera and I really loved the results. This is going to bring me back to that so I'm excited about it! Nice to see this review! Thank you!

No PL mount?! 😩 Jk

Ive seen the ad 20 times. Officially just ordered.

Yes this is awesome, was looking forward to seeing this. I was not disappointed :). I think I might try to make my own!

Influencer being influenced.. Inception

Haha that ad got you too? Mine is a glorified camera cap but hey its a REALLY cool concept lol

Nick I like ur glasses

Thanks so much for this BTS! It's so helpful to see not only the end results but to hear what you're saying to couples and how you are directing them. I have filmed quite a few weddings but I am always looking to improve so I'm excited to put some of this into practice!

These reviews are fucking awesome guys! loving it. Great resource.

nice work! 24-70 and handheld all day?

This is so informative! Do you have tips for those who are mostly shooting solo, but would like to incorporate that 3rd camera?

I’ve been using three so far and have everything locked off. But I love the idea of a gimbal for you to add that small movement!!I have been wanting to add a process to get more reaction shots from family and guests.

3 cameras is my limit as a solo shooter. I tried 4 as a solo and that’s way too much. This was a great video showing the movement of the 180 line.

this is VERY similar to what we do. Only difference is that we use 4 cameras minimum. Also LOVE that you mentioned that the 180 rule changes once the ceremony actually starts after the processional! Great video!

As a solo shooter I use 4 cameras. So the bride cam is set up already before the processional. I use the gimbal camera the same way, and it also leaves me with a camera to get reactions of the front row during vows etc.

Interesting that you shoot the ceremony with only 3 cameras. I'm doing 5 right now; two identical bride and groom cameras on opposite sides, a 70-200 straight down the aisle, a wide angle at the back off to the side, and then I fly around with my 24-70. And I've even considered picking up another camera solely just for reactions in the front row. I just want to make sure my couples are getting every angle they could want but sometimes I wonder if I've gone overboard lol. I'm solo too so its a lot to set up by myself (I mic everybody up and get the DJ feed too).

Exactly how did it, until I sold my gimbal. But I might be picking one up again...

This video is perfect! I love all the video examples you give and the 180 rule is so helpful

This is excellent. Thank you for sharing! Now, I'd love to see how you capture a Jewish Ceremony.

I wish I would have known this info 15 years ago... Great video my dude

ahhh this is so so helpful! Audio is the thing that always trips me up the most, I just don't know this lingo when I walk up to a DJ, I usually feel like an idiot. So this was super helpful. I don't think I will sounds so dumb when I walk up to them with a bag of cables!

“On a boat” count = 1

this made my day! love the vibes. Blake the DRONE PILOT. awesome shots!

Where is the photog?

Dad jokes were thriving in this one 💪 Blake saying, "quit turning" with the drone. I felt that, deeply lol

I had the best time filming this wedding. Hope the BTS helps!

Well, after I checked out footage from DJI osmo3 with a v-log and mist filter... Sorry, gimbals!

Remember the ronin m with the separate stand.

I don’t use one. My S5II does more than enough for me. Couple that with stabilization in Final Cut and I’m more than satisfied. I do think ibis technology will render gimbals obsolete at some point. I’m just happy that it is an option and not a necessity in 2024.