Why 44.1 Khz?! it does not fit the 48 Khz that your camera is recording

Mate! This was insanely helpful! Thank you!!!!!!!

I use a monopod and monitors for all my rigs.

This is going to help me out a lot. I'm doing a wedding and I'm using 2-3 cameras.

This was 🔥. Where did you choose your music.

Awesome! Thank you! Question- your western digital in this video- it is an SSD?

Dude this is insane, just bought this camera, i hope one day i can reach this level of filmaking😭

Very valuable information!

Best video ever

Lets help the algorithm :D

Would you Still recommend the a6400 ? I already have one and am looking for another camera, i was potentially looking at a FX30 but for the price im thinking i can get another A6400/ZV E10 or even an A6700 with audio upgrades for less. First time shooting a solo wedding and am nervous as hell 🤣

Really lovely.

from a very confused wedding photographer trying to get into video this was fantastic!

Amazing video and amazing story! did you had a second shooter in this wedding? im seeing a lot of coverage

When you mic someone up with the Tascam 10l, how do you get the audio to sync with the video? Doesnt it have to be connected to the camera to do that?

Thank you for sharing it’s very insightful! What picture profile do you use?

super helpful video. thank you!👏🏻

This "stereo emphasis" system is based on the well-known "physiologic effect". Location of a certain sound is given to the auditor by the high-frequencies component of the signal. This is why it often is really tough for most listeners to precisely locate where a double-bass is situated. Same for large drums, tubas, and everything emitting a sound lower than 100 Hz in the spectrum. This is also why, in many sound systems, only a single low-range enclosure is necessary. Especially home-systems. So, in these sound processors, sound engineers use this human ear sensitivity to higher pitched noises. By tweaking in the duration of the sound, its base frequencies and resonance frequencies, its volume relative to others, etc. they make us feel the sensation of facing a wider field of sound. Even with headphones/earphones, even though the smaller the transducer the tougher it is to create those "spatial" effects. Mainly because smaller membranes have a huge amount of work dealing with lower frequencies, they hardly can reproduce higher ones... they just can't handle both, plus those high-energy mid-tones that take lots of membrane travel to render properly. In low-end equipments, those systems are basic. But they get ultra-complicated in the better ones, such as what Sony recently released in their "home cinema" range : four enclosures create a sensation of be surrounded by 12 ones in the three dimensions, ceiling included. With this kind of small recorders, don't even bother using that function. Processors built-in can hardly do a good job. It shall be OK for recording conferences, because nobody knows how or have time to process the sound. But your skills and softwares enable you to do a way better job in your studio than this tiny thing ever will. Hope you have a better "picture" of how those sound processors operate...

I thought perfect scénarios did not exist... silly me !

LOL

Why not just use a wireless mic for the bride ?

Great tips - thank you!

Lovely video!!

Could you give me some tips on your setting?

Beautiful…to decades more

You’ve got a new subscriber, good video.

really great! I was struggling with this, exactly this. Thanks!

Man, shooting all that with just primes -That's absolutely wild! The balls Thanks for this!

You literally just changed my entire LIFE!!!!!! Editing was becoming such a chore trying to go through the process of converting 4k files to proxy files. This just changed the game for me. Now I'll never dread the editing process. I changed the setting in both my cameras to record both file types from here on out. Thank you SOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH for this!! This is the type of value I think deserves millions of views!

I like Original audio 14:14 than edited.

Thanks, and glad to see that I am not the ONLY person using Godox VL lights (I have 300, 200 and 150-watt versions).

Thanks so much for this, Rapheal. Really appreciate the financial side of this.

Beautiful work ❤

I absolutely love the location of the ceremony, it was very nice and unique

Could you tell me if the RS3 is compatible with the Nikon D780 and/or the OMD OM-1? Is the RSC2 compatible with these cameras as well?

Beautiful!! Congratulations & best wishes to both of you.

This video of yours is one of the BEST on wedding audio recording that I've ever watched. It's because you show every step of your workflow by using video. For example, you show what cables to use. Later you show the dj mixer where your recorders are plugged in. You also show the result of your audio recording by showing the clip of the speaker speaking. You also share the personal skill to get other people's cooperation to make your job easier. Wow! Thank you so much for such a THOROUGH and EFFECTIVE tutorial.

I was skeptical about getting this lens for my new purchase but after looking at this video, I'm gonna grab it, plus you did amazing job on the wedding and you got some great cinematic shots. An the audio crispy . Could you tell me what audio or microphone did you use for this wedding?

Hey man! Your videos have helped me make the leap to introducing videography to my clients! Thank you! Have you updated your kit in the last year?

09:52 what cables have you used out of the three you mentioned earlier in the video? it looks like you've got two cables plugged into the mixer from this

How did you shoot the slomo? Did you set it to 1080 all the time?

Thanks mayn👍🏾

Love tzhis video! What lens you use?

This was helpful. Thanks!

He's reviewing a light... in the dark! 🤣

Faça um vídeo ensinando a fotógrafo não entrar na frente da câmera do videomaker. 4:40 ela simplesmente foi e ficou na frente. Fotógrafos nunca aprenderão a trabalhar em casamentos?

I have noticed the audio has Lpcm !6 bit audio , is this better than MP3?

Gold standard information 👍💯💯

Thank you very much for the tips!

This was golden. Thanks