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No lavalier is surprising

Have watched quite a few MangoStreet and WIR videos to learn from them. Like you said, I wouldn't do event videos if it wasn't to make them cinematic - drone shots (establishing shots), slo-mo, and adding home videos, documentary style footage and audio to eventually have the video look elegant, expensive while also being personalised and cinematic. I feel I'm always trying to create a short film with each video, but to each his own.

Fun vid thanks man. Can you list the equipment in the description?

So good!!!

It really bugs me they reserved this feature for the S5 II models and didn't add it to the S5 and S1. It's been on Sony and Fuji for many years. Not like it takes a better processor to lock in WB, it already does AWB continuously. Gatekeeping... SMH

Where are your lights

Love the video

Great video bro, in filmaker too, i am in D.C. if you need a second camera anytime. best.

I was member of justin Porter Academy, and i will be candid about "Justins style" and the industry in general. 1. 60 fps isn't a "crutch" like you say. It is the content of most modern videographers. It is the A roll and not the B roll. It is used as the main content and not as it is supposed to be, which is complentary. Btw this wedding video style was created by PHOTOGRAPHERS not actual story driven directors, dps, etc. We need to stop it. Our couples dont actually like it, its just all they know. 2. "justins style" is expensive, and his results are not easily replicable. Because the reality style is not widely adopted, only a few will be able to benefit from the label. What is the actual turnaround for those of us who learned the reality style to now making great money? It is very low because the reality style also IS NOT BEST SUITED FOR EVERY CLIENT. As a business strategy, basing your present day off of something new is a bad move, but if you can pull it off, it is very rewarding in the future. 3. Content creators have changed our industry. With the introduction of content creators, the wedding video offering has to change. With their presence, it has challenged our current position we have been holding on to. The reality is that the supply is immense, and most wedding videographers are only doing it super part-time (5-15 per year) to make extra money. While there is nothing wrong with this, the problem that this poses is that there is no consistency in the market. Prices differ entirely, and some are way too high to justify while some are too low to be taken seriously. This industry has no checks and balances, so this is to be expected. "Justins style" i would say, is the only style that justifies a large price tag. I know jake weisler films with 2 fx3s and the bare minimum gear that most videographers have that are 5 times cheaper. With those guys, i could see a 2x mark up because of experience and demand, but not 5x. They are only doing this because they can. This needs to end. 4. Videographers are experiencing the least bookings they ever have, and the guys on top are getting richer than they ever have. Survival of the fittest, and in this case, we should be focused on what value do we provide to our client. Whether you go with justins' method or your own, the question still remains. In the end, no matter how much you love your product, the market dictates the need for your product. If the market is not buying, it is your job to find what best suits your bottom line while aligning with the desire of the market. It's time for all of us to do better and stop doing the bare minimum.

To be honest, I can't afford a thousand dollar bag no matter how beautiful it is. I can say with certainty that every luxrul bag I've owned has been solid. Beautiful leather, top-notch hardware, amazing craftsmanship, and a clean silhouette and size that I love. I've been well worth every dollar I've spent, and they've held up perfectly for years.

Can you share the name or model of shotgun mic mount?

Unrelated but I miss that park

Looks good. I have no idea how it differs from my current Weebill S (I guess it has a heavier payload). The sling grip handle looks good, but seems kind of expensive for what it is.

I have by chance tried or do you think this would with a S5ii with a cage and sigma 24-70

Like the Video, keep up

I just learned the difference between a "rocker" and a "wheel". Will know for next time! Update: I am allowed to keep the gimbal. Update 2: Updated the discount code!! ZHIYUN10WSS

boss level wagon

LINK TO THAT HOODIE!

Amazing kit and video.

What do you do about lighting ?

To many bags😢

great video! totally gonna look into the maxim hard cases

The cart! TIMBER RIDGE 400L Large Capacity Folding Double Decker Wagon Canada: www.amazon.ca/dp/B08DHRMGP6/ US: www.amazon.com/dp/B08DHRMGP6/

Link to cart?

love it

Thanks for sharing, the cart looks dope

Link for the cart please 😊

I don't know if Harbor Freight is in Canada but in the US they have the Apache 5800 hard case that is similar to the Pelican 1510 for $99 and sometimes it's on sale cheaper than that, really solid deal for a hard case.

Great series, thanks for the info!

I enjoyed all 3 videos, you’re definitely gonna need my help with all that gear plus mine 😹😹

Thank you, Lyndon. I hope you can provide us with a name of the cart that you got. Thanks in advance.

Hey man... Great video! Always cool to see other peoples' stuff, preferences and usecases, especially other Canadians in the wedding photo/video space. PS, your audio is on point. Very nice!

Gh6 and s5iix

That new sigma lens is enticing, but to carry that all day would wreck me. You are strong, my friend. Haha

Thanks for sharing

Bro, I carry almost the same accessories in 2 bags for travel… 3 - S5 II 1 - S5 IIX 1 - S9 4 - Atomos Monitors 4 Compact Tripods 2 Lights Tentacle Track E & Sync R It’s crazy how all this gear for a nice workflow piles up 😂 but I refuse to separate from my gear on a plane 😅 Good to know my thought process in efficiency is shared by others like yourself. Great setup.

Loving these, making me want to show mine

I just started with wedding video last year and I obviously have room to grow (just got my camera for video last yr so I have little experience compared to most). The last 2 weddings I shot I've been more focused on the people, family, etc. Thinking down the line, when we all pass away these families will have something to hand down. I've concluded I need to and have to focus really conveying who the people really are. Again, I'm new, but when you browse youtube wedding videos 80% look the same and feel so static and each couple feels the same. It almost comes across as scripted. A mix of home video, some stylized, with a bit of documentary is what I'm hoping to lean into going forward.

Thanks for the video, Lyndon. What's the strap you use for holding the lav to the bride's leg? Also, you are just shooting with one camera? No "backup" camera on sticks or anything like that? (Maybe I missed that... still too much blood in my caffeine stream this morning.)

Heheheheh love your videos. Awesome kit, love everything.

Great system. How do you use the tripods? No heads?

i still find these videos really interesting, even though i don't understand most of why this is good equipment. "women's breasts fly out" is one of the few things in this video that i really understood.

Wow. You can fit two of those tripods in that case. I got the Nanuk 935 and it feels like I can't get half the things you've fit into your case. Great kit video - love the breakdown!

Great vid as always. What do you do for a wide tho? Also, the Sony TX660 is well worth investing in over the SONY 570 that you showed here. I have both, tho use the 570 with a lav, works great on a groom.

Love it! Great content. Long time wedding vid here. Your kit is almost identical to mine! I use 2 S5IIs and a GH5S.

Thanks for the video, Lyndon!!! Hope you are keeping busy.

Shout-out Jesse and the @PetaPixel hoodie that I asked them to make and they DID IT!

Thank you for your honest review Lyndon! We are glad to answer any question😊 As for the Davinci Color Grade tool, it has been launched way later than we've developed our tools. Also we have plugins for Photoshop, Lightroom etc and iOS app

you used to do a kind of "sign off" at the end of your videos (earlier on). i thought that was pretty good.