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February 27th, 2006, 01:31 PM
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Sameday Edit - XL-H1 + XL2
Hey guys, here's a sample of a shoot we did on saturday. We used the XL-H1 and an XL2 for it, both in SD 16:9. The couple wanted a lot of family shots as the fathers have been best friends for over 30 years now. There is still some things that need to be worked on such as a couple of shots and adjusting levels/coloring effects etc. but just wanted to know what you all think and let me know of anything that could be better. Thanks!
I used H.264 quicktime some I know there will be some issues for PC users, but I'll have another .mp4 up soon! www.ehansenproductions.com/sameday.mov ok here's a link to the .wmv file, enjoy! www.ehansenproductions.com/sameday.wmv Eric Hansen www.ehansenproductions.com Last edited by Eric Hansen; February 27th, 2006 at 05:49 PM. |
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February 27th, 2006, 02:41 PM
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This is second Utah same day wedding edit we saw today. Yours clearly wins because of pace, technique, style and choice of music !
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February 27th, 2006, 02:47 PM
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very nice footage, what kind of stabilizer?
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February 27th, 2006, 02:50 PM
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We used the magiqcam body system with the glidecam 4000.
www.magiqcam.com www.glidecam.com Eric www.ehansenproductions.com |
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February 27th, 2006, 04:31 PM
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I'd like to see your clip but I can't view it here at work. I'll check it at home. I'm sure it's as amazing as your other work. That's one thing I like about people who share clips: it helps to get new ideas. I like to be creative and make my own shots as much as the next guy, but we all get ideas from other people. Thanks for posting it Eric. |
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February 27th, 2006, 04:39 PM
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This clip can be viewed with the VLC Media Player for windows (for those of you having problems viewing it)
We're going to upload a full resolution version sometime soon, this compressed version doesn't do the video justice. The color and picture from the XL H1 are simply amazing! Lowell www.ehansenproductions.com |
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February 27th, 2006, 07:00 PM
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WOW! Just wow....
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February 27th, 2006, 07:19 PM
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February 27th, 2006, 08:15 PM
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That's some fine work Eric. You best not enter very many awards competitions, otherwise you will wind up having to rent some studio/office space, just to keep your house from getting all cluttered up with trophies! :P
Chris' comment about the kissing in Mike's piece made me stop and think for a second, then chuckle a bit. I almost wonder if Mike could even put together just a couple minute piece, from all the footage he shot that day, where that couple wasn't kissing!!! I still basically like the way Mike's piece flowed. Personally, I didn't think the pace was to slow at all. Seemed like a very comfortable pace for viewing to me. Speeding that up to much could really damage it. I've seen quite a few (more than I can count) wedding clips that just couldn't hold my interest well at all, but Mike's certainly did. I watched it a couple times and showed it to my mother also. Probably helps that I really like "Unchained Melody" too (gorgeous song), although I don't think that selection is a perfect fit for the visuals (you would need to do something like getting the couple a little further apart, with some "longing" looks, in some cuts, to fit the mood of the song, and that sure might be a challenge with that pair!). I just watched both pieces again, and they are both "clear winners" to be sure. |
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February 27th, 2006, 10:53 PM
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You got a lot of great kudos so I will try to point out some faults. I thought you went back and forth at the beginning showing the temple a little too much. You showed a shot then showed another just like it. That didn't work for me. I didn't like a lot of the transitions. I'm not a fan of the way a pan can look in a cross desolve. Having said that, really good work.
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February 27th, 2006, 11:25 PM
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Super work Eric really loved watching it, went to the site as well, so I take it this is a replacement for the current wedding vid that's up there now? Had a really similar look to it. When you deliver same day you're shooting, editing and delivering that day or the next? WOW - can't imagine being able to do that, some of my stuff takes weeks for me to tweak and tweak to the point I bring my wife in and ask her to let me know what she thinks, actually been back to square one on some projects, during others I just let her take over and DP the thing while I cut, makes for nice teamwork. Miguel |
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February 28th, 2006, 09:08 AM
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In terms of the music I didn't have any choice. I allow the clients to choose the music they want, so they gave me tracks and I cut to that. This was a really rough cut done in about 1.5 hours, and I will be going back to fix things here and there (pacing would be the biggest). Robert, I agree that it would have been difficult to piece together even a smaller piece without them kissing. They were definitely elated. :D Thank you for your very kind words about my piece. I'm glad it kept you watching. That's my goal, to make a piece that is compelling or at least fun to watch. I hesitate to say this, but it was my first paid wedding. The only reason I hesitate to say that is because the couple didn't know that. They knew we had just started, but not that their's was the first one. But from what they have said so far they are rather pleased with it. Thank you again. Eric, I promise to watch your clip tonight. :D |
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February 28th, 2006, 03:12 PM
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Mike Smith,
Thanks for the ideas, I agree that I need need fix the intro. I'll do that for the final. And I don't normally use all cross-disolves. I just threw them in there to compliment the song, but I'll watch it with that in mind and change some things around a bit. Thanks for all your compliments and thoughts! Eric Hansen www.ehansenproductions.com |
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February 28th, 2006, 04:18 PM
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I don't know if anyone else noticed, but both Eric and Mike appear to specialize in shootin dang good lookin blonde brides. :P
Eric - There's a clip on your site that could maybe use a little fix. In the one that uses U2's "With or Without You" in the sound track, there is a gentleman speaking at one point, where the volume of the music isn't lowered as he speaks. That makes it come off a little rough. I really like what you did with some of the timing on that clip towards the end of it. |
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February 28th, 2006, 04:46 PM
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Cool, thanks Robert, I'll have to check on that, to be honest with you that was the first wedding that I ever did as a "professional" with my hand-held GL-2, but the couple was hillarious as you can see in the other reception vid.
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