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What about useing a monopod?

How do you balance these zoom lenses on gimbal?

Nice video! Why you don't use stereo cable to plug in the console at 7:51 and 2 cable in the H6? The way you do it you get mono sound?

Tamron 17-28mm 2.8 for sony?

Tip number 1: Use a Panasonic camera they have the best stabilization in market lol i wish my Sony a7siii had as great stabilization

my audio is usually distorted by the djs volume even when i crank down my volume on my h4n pro to like -1 db is thier a way to avoid that? or am i better of just placing my recorder in the front of the Dj speaker?

You are awesome! Thank you!

Extremely good information great content ! Super clean and very well done. I’m a second lenguaje learning and it is very easy to understand everything Gradcias !!!

why does the chubby guy sound so feminine!? ew.

Which stabilizer do you use? Thanks for the video, it's a pleasure to watch

I think you won't lose your audio track if it goes above -12db ...

Thank you for this video! I have a wedding this weekend and I just picked up an H6, so I needed to know how to get audio into it from a board. Your tips are just what I needed.

I saw the football field and said out loud “Excuse me?!” 😂 Go pack go! Great video! Just did my first wedding, alone and handheld, and I kind of loved it!!

game changer!

Really great all around wedding tips! Thank you! 🙌💯

Decades ago, when I first started shooting weddings for a photographic studio, I used a medium format camera with a normal lens to shoot the entire wedding. Years later, my full-frame wedding kit consisted of two bodies and: 14mm f/2.8 24mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 85mm f/1.4 180mm f/2.8 My backup wedding kit consisted of one body and: 14-24mm f/2.8 28-70mm f/2.8 80-200mm f/2.8 For some weddings, the backup zoom kit and the prime kit would switch positions.

Hello this is amazing content. I have a question, what type of microphones are typically used to stream the audio to the speakers from the officiant ,bride and groom during the ceremony? Is it lav mics or hand held?

You guys are doing a great work. practical knowledge. I have watched all your videos and they are very informative ... kudos

I just found your channel as the young wedding filmmaker team. Your content is super helpful for me as a wedding videographer. Please keep it up! Thank you team!

Would you guys mind sharing the mode that you are using for these various shots? Great content!

Very well presented. Subscribed!

Now new camera sonyfx3 Sir can you recommend which Prime leses should I use, where to use ThankQ

I dont see how anyone could use Canon's 28 to 70 f/2 for video. Its a top notch lens that i REALLY want though.

I've got some weddings coming up to video and need an opinion on how I should set up when using these 3 cameras: Canon R6, Canon R6M2, & Canon Mark IV (might not use the Mark IV). I have lens for every focal length for all 3 lenses.

Your set up times all not long enough. You need time to trouble shoot. If a issue comes up

Love how each member of the team gives their piece and topic with their own personality. Good stuff!

Yes I think that's ideal. I work for another videomaker and he's the kind of guy who spends the entire day with a gimbal and as such he wants the other people who shoot with him to do the same. I'll probably implement a second camera body to switch focal range on the go without having to rebalance the damn thing over and over again

I just bought a Canon 14 to 35mm f4 L lens to use on my R6 M2. Do you think this will be the best choice? It always feels like 50mm is too close and there's apparently no 35mm prime L RF lens available. I'm planning on using it on an RS3 gimbal.

Good stuff right here

Hi, cool work! We'd like to collaborate, how can we get in touch? :)

The biggest problem at my city is wind. Clipping on the jacket with the Tascam DL10 just doesn't cut it. Do you do the gaff tape fold and stick it to the inside of the jacket in windy conditions?

what is the monitor?

wtf with the "we" fuck keep it to the point!

"Little hack I like to do, don't even turn it on."

I like to make the lock screen on my phone the day of timeline.

This video is the most helpful video that I could find on UA-cam. Thank you guys so much for making this video

Would highly suggest rode wireless go ii, set to always record. I’ve been burned sooo many times with DJ’s poorly balanced kits or they change settings after the check. Literally had a dude kill my entire output the moment ceremony started. Even if you just line it to the main recorder to use the receiver as a wireless feed for monitoring.

new subscriber from the Philippines! I hope to get a shout out from your next vid

super helpful!

biggest mistake is to not bring any lighting and rely on a low aperture lens which 90% of amateurs do. also, not using a decent vnd filter

great video! i agree that lighting makes a difference and what you have mentioned is key in any wedding. That's why we facepalm whenever a 2nd videographer/photographer comes with zero lighting gear

Good work guys.

Are you guys in milwaukee? I'm always over there!

Nope. I would NEVER EVER fake the first look.

Believe it or not, Audio is actually MORE than 50% of the viewing experience. Why? Because many can watch a video with poor visuals but great Audio. However, no one wants to watch videos with great visuals and poor Audio. It turns you away from the experience completely. Obviously, it's impossible to say what percentage it is, but it's more than half with that Lil tid bit.

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what's your position on a videographer showing up in dirty white Van's to a shoot? (asking for a friend)

🔥 great content

I thought that cocktail space looked familiar! I just shot a wedding at The Grand last month. Best Cocktail hour food ever! lol