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Jonathan Warren July 16th, 2008 09:37 AM

Thanks Matthew, your site was one of the ones I visited for inspiration. I definitely lacked in the technical know-how since I rented the camcorder the day before the wedding and had color/white balance issues! But I learned a lot, especially after reviewing my captures and seeing what I could have done differently.

Tom, I appreciate your comment. I shot the two HD camcorders in HD (xh-a1 and sony a1u), and the other two in sd as that's all they can do. I captured the HD material in both HD and SD (downconvert within cameras). The HD captures gave me a little more zoom on some of the ceremony shots since I'm just outputting to SD DVD.

Louis Maddalena July 16th, 2008 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Jonathan Warren (Post 908054)
Thanks for the further comments.
Louis - Thanks, this was my first *real* wedding shoot except for one before that I shot with a consumer camera as a guest.

I know... I was joking :) Amazing video!

Shaun Conner July 16th, 2008 02:46 PM

This was great. I looked at your highlight and then looked at mine and wanted to burn my footage. lol. Great job. Hope to pick up a lot from all you guys.

Eric Knopp July 16th, 2008 04:13 PM

Hey Jonathan!

Amazing, is all I can really say for a first-time video. Premiere is an amazing program. As others have said, the timing with the music and video was excellent. I won't reiterate what others have said in regards to color correction, etc. but I will say that you should do this more often. Some people have to work at it, and others seem to just "have it". You seem like the latter. You have an awesome gift, you should use it.

Kelsey Emuss July 16th, 2008 08:45 PM

I'm speechless...............

I've filmed 6-8 weddings and I'm still not there yet.

"sigh"......


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