Thanks pal! Loved filming this wedding!

Thanks for watching! Was an awesome wedding to capture!

Cheers bud!

Cheers pal!

Thank you! It's all manual focus, doing it the hard way!

and what lenses please?

@@TeoPhotographyEvents Check the title of the video.

Unfortunately the preset was one I custom made and then lost later on - apologises! As for the lens, you're best watching a few comparison videos on youtube - I used the Canon because it was all I had at the time.

Cheers Rober!

The truth is that it's the man not the cam. I was professionally using a 550d but the sensor was letting me down in low light. I now use a 7d mk ii and the footage is beautiful. Now I'm at the point where I want to upgrade my setup, but I've come from the bottom up so I know why and what I need. A 6D and a 24-105 is more than good enough depending on your usage and needs. Relevance is a 'relative' term. What's your workflow and budget and needs. I shoot daily news and need a fast workflow so quality has to be paired with small file size etc. Don't let the pointless numerous camera comparison videos sway you. Get a camera and start doing it

Thank you for such a lovey comment!

I'm glad you think so, thanks for watching :)

Absolutely what I did with another video on my channel - a bit of slow mo always looks great :)

Cheers Dennis! Yes I was a single shooter there. I had a Canon 600d as a backup and it sat at the back of the room for the wide shot during the ceremony, speeches and first dance. Everything else is the result of running around with my 6D like a madman!

It's all manual focus, constantly having a hand on the lens and adjusting it to suit. If you're not too fussed about shallow depths of field (blurry backgrounds) then make sure your F stop is around 7 or 8 (or higher) in order to keep more things in focus. This helps when moving around a lot so you're not constantly focusing. Hope this helps!

I did have a basic monopod with me during most of it (a cheaper one without any tripod legs at the bottom), but other than that it's all handheld. It sounds daft, but pushing/your arms into your body more to make it tighter really helps keep it a lot more steady! Some clips also have the warp stabilizer effect on in Premiere. Hope that helps - thanks for watching :)

sankalp singha I have the same questions

Hey! The 6D doesn't have autofocus for video so everything is manual. It can be a pain in the arse, hah! As for settings, I just shot the majority of this at 24fps with a shutter speed of usually 50.

Hi Alon - thanks for checking the video out. I shoot all of this with the 24-105L - it was the only lens I had at the time! I also just shot a wedding last month with the 6D and this lens again and it still works a charm!

The location is called The World's End, or Verdens Ende :D Awesome place to visit for the afternoon, there's a nice restaurant/cafe type of thing facing that little hut, too.

Thanks for watching :) The bit at 1:11 with the logs on the wall is actually the downstairs section in an indoor mini golf place called "Olso Camping". You can drink beer and play mini-golf! There's even a DJ downstairs, too!

Thanks (=

Ah thank you! Totally made my day with that!

So I always shoot with the ALL-I settings. The reason for this is that the ALL-I settings make it quicker and easier to edit videos frame by frame in post. The downside to this, is that the file sizes are a lot bigger than IPB. Personal choice at the end of the day, but I would recommend ALL-I. I shot the vast majority of this at 24fps. If I ever shoot in 50fps it's for the sole intention of using slow-motion clips later (I don't think there are any in this video, perhaps just the shot near the beginning with their names on screen). As for aperture - well it constantly changes depending on the location/lighting etc. If I want to get a shot that has a nice creamy background then use F4 would be fine (it's as far as the 24-105 lens will go). Also, any evening shots (dancing etc) will be with F4 as it brings the most amount of light into the camera, meaning that I don't need to use a higher number ISO (which creates 'noise'). Hope that answers your questions :) Thank you for taking the time to watch my video!

Thank you soooooo much, much more details answered new comer like me. One of the best detail and useful answer I've got from youtuber. Again, Love this video and Thank you very much :)

No Problem, thanks for taking the time to watch :) Just going back to the ALL-I/IPB thing - be prepared to fill a 32gb card with ALL-I in less than an hour. You'll get double if not more with IPB, so if you're filming a wedding speech for example it's best to change to IPB!

Thanks for watching, Kathy :)

I've been lucky enough through work to have gone to Denmark and Sweden in recent years and they're really nice places to visit - certainly not cheap (a round of 4 beers in Olso cost me more than the return flight from the UK!), but worth it!

Hmm intersting! And I thought London was expensive!