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Used a Steadicam Merlin for wedding
I haven't seen any wedding footage using the Merlin yet so I thought I'd post one.
My cousin got married recently and asked me to film them and make a video, since they know this is more of a hobby of mine and not a business. So I whipped out some cameras (thanks to Denise & Noah!) and my Merlin and made a highlight video for them. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpTxf5dAPPc Thanks. |
Hey Armin,
Nice job! You should consider wedding shoots for profit. If this was your first wedding shoot.....very nice job. Cheers |
Hey Armin,
Great job filming, smooth fluid motions. This video really has me looking into a steadicam device for filming events. Thanks for sharing. |
Thanks for the kind words! It was a lot of work, but I enjoyed the creative process. I'm happy keeping it a hobby for now, but will consider filming these events for pay on a case-by-case basis.
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Nice video. You used the merlin well. What camera was flying on the merlin?
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He was using the TRV900 on the Merlin, the other two cameras were my FX1 and his VX1000
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wow
I really liked how this came out... I was holding off on the merlin as it does take some practicing, but as an added bonus I'd get it. It was this or the poor man's steadicam.
I think the Merlin looks a lot more professional to a bunch of clients. |
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Thanks for the demo. Man, can that photographer get ANY closer (1:36) as the father gave the daughter away?!
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Hello Armin,
is it still possilble to see the video? I would love to see your work, & the merlin in action (considering getting one myself)! Michael |
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