stereo not needed

You can take the chance, but sometimes DJ’s will turn up the audio during speeches so we leave some wiggle room. it’s easier to raise the levels in post than have to deal with peaking audio.

We are happy we could help and hope the wedding went well!

Let’s go Packers!! We have had the pleasure of filming a couple weddings at the legendary Lambeau Field 🏈

We use our Lav mics on the groom and officiant. We will also connect our audio recorder to the DJ system to record the mics and music. It’s great to have both as it will give you more options in post, and guarantees you have a backup. For Catholic ceremonies or if you can’t connect to the DJ system. We will just place the Zoom recorder with mic on the podium to capture any additional speakers and to get room ambience.

That’s a great kit of cameras and should be solid for your weddings! I would recommend using the R6 on gimbal most of the day with a wide angle lens. Use your R6M2 Handheld (since I believe it has a better stabilizer) with a 24-105 to get medium & closeups. I recommend filming almost everything in 4K 60fps, except ceremony & speeches in 4K 24fps. For ceremony, use 2 side camera with 70-200 lenses and 1 camera in the middle with 24-105 or similar to capture a wide shot. We plan to release more content on this soon, but I hope this helps give you some ideas! Let me know if you have any other specific questions.

Thank you for the quick response. Have you ever made a video about the Atomos Ninja V and your opinion on it? I've got 2 of them and the list could go on and on about the issues I've had with using them. I invested in the name brand ssd and atomos hdmi thinking it may fix the terrible recording quality but I don't even think that was the issue because it's giving subjects a bluish outline on their faces. I don't know a soul personally that has ever used an Atomos so I was wondering if you have and if you've ever ran into this issue?

A 24-70 or 24-105 is a great option for versatile handheld shooting, and compliments the gimbal nicely! It’s also very helpful if the camera body and lens has IBIS/stabilization.

Yeah im with you on that. im more handheld and monopod, the gimble is my 3rd option only because of the smooth look. but then i hate when it dies cuz im always forgetting to charge it smh. so i prefer handheld all the time lol

Yes! That should be a great lens for getting wide + medium gimbal shots. It’s very similar to the 14-24 that we recommend! You can switch between the Full Frame to APS-C sensor crops of the R6 M2 to get an even wider focal range.

Samsung G9 ! It’s a 49 inch curved display, great for editing & productivity 🙌🏻

We didn’t know where that was going, but AG knew how to bring it back 😂

@@weddingcrashersuniversity He didn't bother showing what he meant about clipping the wire either

Thanks for the feedback! Hopefully you can use some of these techniques at your next wedding!

they didn't really. they did the real thing then reshot the walk ups

@@photographybyliamanderson1659 ah that makes sense