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thanks! ceremony was shot with monopod and everything else was hand held. |
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Just kidding :) Very well done. Is it only practice? Or there are some kind of techniques dvds, or something like that? I'm sorry if my question sounds too dumb... But I'd like to know :) |
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:-) a few things you can do to get better hand held shots 1) slowmo will help 2) Hold the camera as close to your body as you can and use the eye piece rather than the flip out screen 3) hold camera with both hands and and elbows inward 4) control your breathing 5) lots of practice good luck |
Super Clean!
Really nice Don!!! I can't seem to get my ex that clean. What PP settings are you using? I hope this isn't too "secret sauce" but I am having a hard time finding that special spot.
I'm on the beach almost exclusively. The image is just amazing. I think the pacing and the length of the shots are really what the client is wanting. I know I get bored and want to make faster shorter cuts but what I get back from some of my more favorite edits is that they wish it was longer....! Break a leg on your "official" SDE!! I use a Glide 4000 and sometimes a monopod. I like the wideangle on some of the shots may I ask which that is? |
Hi Don,
Looked really great - and thanks for sharing some of your experiences with your first SDE. Cheers, Matthew. |
Don, well done, considering it's a SDE!
One thing IMO, camera zooming out, moving backwards in some edits, in a way takes back from the story, unconsciously reverts the empathy to the couple, If I to improve this clip, I'd be more careful in editing of mixing up camera movements in different directions, Otherwise it's great! |
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