I've been using Sony's Cine EI workflow for so long that I forgot all about AWB Lock!

If you're shooting on Sony, you can also use the camera's body cap to set a custom WB 🤯

The white balance is definitely a problem, I adjust it manually, but then I have to fix it on the post, but your method is very practical,As for auto-tuning, it always fails

Had a DJ's assistant (1 of 4) once ask me to turn my lights off multiple times during dancing because they were "ruining the experience", even though he was shining 6500K white massively bright movers onto the dance floor, when the ambient lights were tungsten (which mine matched). I told the assistant something like "I'll turn them off once my job is finished, but until then, I'm keeping them on because I wouldn't tell the DJ to turn his off" (even though his were the ones ruining the experience in my opinion. But I'm just a videographer who doesn't know anything about lighting or cinematography, right?

60 on your gimbal b roll cam, 24 on all the other tripod cameras. No need to film a ceremony or speeches in slow motion.

It was not necessary to include the couple that had a child before marriage, I do not support that.

I like my lumix s5ii

Were you born in 1983?

which shots were taken with the 55mm ?

Great Video! You mentioned that you carry a spare lens. Are you able to fit your camera + main lens + spare lens? Because on your B-Roll you only show one lens and the body. I am asking about your workflow, do you get on location, build the rig and then fill the sling so you have your setup on hand + sling full? Or you just fit everything in the sling from the start? Thanks :)

Canon R7 with the 17-55 2.8 EF-s. Camera never overheats, has continuous shooting, 4k60 oversampled from 7k. CLog, ibis, dual card recording, weather sealed

a beauty...a true memory...wow

Free lut link is not opening

What's really important to get cinematic shots (in my opinion) is: use medium shots and medium full shots and ad some close ups. For this use 50mm and 85mm focal length. At least: don't ad to much full shots in your video.

Love it Jaired! Great work and a fun film!

Awesome episode! That gave me fire and creative juice in my brain! Makes me want to jump on a new edit. The shitty part is i started one and its still in the beginning stages but part of me wants to restart but its tough with all the work I’ve already put into it and its my favourite couple and wedding so far and most excited about this one so makes it harder to restart. Not that it’s not good but still curious to know where it will go.

What a beautiful film! I like the detail in the editing how so many things connect and why you chose certain shots/parts of the songs for those moments.

This was insanely good. How lucky this couple is to have hired you. That’s such a cool film they will cherish.

There are insane deals on used Nikon Z8’s. Especially for what it offers. And now Nikon offer those Red luts for FREE?!?!? yeah, that might be the move…….

Hey Jaired you dropped this 👑

What’s the large font used I the title?

What lens is this 😮

Dude. Wow - this was exceptional

So good!! Great work guys 🙌

Can you please make a video and show us your setup camera?

Love it ❤

I bet that reception was fun! I love the shark costumes! 🤣🤣🤣

How do you make the thumbnail, and what is the name of the font?

This is great! I have my second wedding shoot coming up in a few weeks and would love to see what gear/preparation went into the film

Also the R6mk2 ain't gonna overheat. Certainly not in 4k 24. It heats up on long b rollsessions using the 4k 60 but if you overheat the r62 you're doing something wrong. Just switch it off intermittently when your shooting broll and you'll be fine.

Daaamn, you're good!

Love the film! They are adorable.

Shot on EYES!!!!! 🎨

Bro you’re so good!!!! I just sent out my first wedding video yesterday and you were such a big help to me!!!

Hi, what lenses were used?

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I have FX3, FX30, R6ii and have rented an R8. The FX3 is def the best for video. Then R6ii (which is a much better value). Then FX30, followed by R8. Lumix S5II is last.

No EVF = no thanks!

I doubt you’ve used the canon r6mk2. I’ve used 2 canon r6mk2 for 2 years on weddings for photo and video and a Sony a7IV. I record at 4k60 the majority of the day and the only camera that overheats is the Sony. Obviously every camera has its flaws but I think out of all of the cameras you mentioned the r6mk2 is the best option, not the cheapest but the best overall

I bought my first camera last year, an R6mk1 and have beat the living hell out of it but the camera still delivers at every wedding. I shoot high end Indian weddings and I will say that it has overheated (actually just once) but it is still consistently a work horse that I use almost everyday along with other canons now. I’ve dropped it a few times, took it to shoot a jet ski commercial in Puerto Rico and crashed my jet ski with it, the view finder is cracked but the thing never fails haha I bought a second one at a camera shop a few weeks ago because it was $900 with a high shutter count but for video that doesn’t really matter so I’d say don’t let the bad reviews deter you, try it for yourself and if it doesn’t work return it!

Fujifilm X-T50 XC15-45mmF3.5-5.6 OIS PZ - price and quality and possibilities, compactness, photo shooting for a wedding

R8 is a great budget option, but If you're getting an R8 for wedding film making then a battery grip is a must have. Those tiny M50 batteries will do about 1 hour in 4k 24 which doesn't give me enough wiggle room to relax when using it as a bcam to the r6mk2. Battery grip gives you two hours which is perfect 👍

How is looking for a good video camera for film. I would say to look for a canon c70 used. For the price of those you suggest… especially now with the new c80. Will be a lot opinion on the market.

Panasonic S5 and S5ii is a fantastic option for wedding film makers. Full Frame, great IBIS, low-light performance and for the price it’s hard to beat. The GH series is great but don’t sleep on the S5 and S5ii.

What cameras would you recommend for beginners? Drop em below ⬇

In the last 3-5 years, it's wild how far the options have come, even from when I started in 2019 (on my Canon 80D). I'd suggest the Sony FX30 if someone wants to be serious, especially because of the third party lens options. I'd suggest the Canon R6 as the second option, with a sigma 24-70 lens, but the 4k 60 overheats and can be annoying.

R8 is a no-go. Great camera, we owned two of them, but it overheats outdoors, especially in 4k60p. You’re lucky if you get 10min out of it in the summer.

24mm has more fans than 28mm

Great video with a lot of great tips!