This couple should be more than satisfied to have you as a filmmaker on their wedding day:) Super cinematic wedding film. These DZO Vespid primes are amazing, they give so much character and filmic look. Great job!!!!
Beautifully shot and edited! Bravo! Do you do your own black and white grades or do you use a black and white out? If its a lut I would be interested in buying it. It's a very elegant and light look. Again, amazing work!
Hey thanks David! I do the b&w grade on the spot but I do sell color LUTs. So far I have only released them for BMPCC but I will release them for other systems soon. If you are interested, you can find them here: payhip.com/b/rYhnj
Your footage looks beautiful. Great use of light and stunning locations. Are you using any diffusion filters to soften the lens or is it straight out of the lens that way? Which prime to you find your self using the most for this footage.
also, it looks lovely! who fast were you moving with the primes? did you have a bag full or lenses or did you just commit to a focal length for a 'scene'?
This couple should be more than satisfied to have you as a filmmaker on their wedding day:) Super cinematic wedding film. These DZO Vespid primes are amazing, they give so much character and filmic look. Great job!!!!
Great work!
Very nice work!
wow great job. that 25 looks fantastic.
Wow!! Excellent job!!
Thank you!
Okay, this wedding video just blew my mind. Wow, amazing job! Now my wedding videos look like trash haha.
Thank you, Nick! :)
Beautifully shot and edited! Bravo! Do you do your own black and white grades or do you use a black and white out? If its a lut I would be interested in buying it. It's a very elegant and light look. Again, amazing work!
Hey thanks David! I do the b&w grade on the spot but I do sell color LUTs. So far I have only released them for BMPCC but I will release them for other systems soon.
If you are interested, you can find them here: payhip.com/b/rYhnj
Your footage looks beautiful. Great use of light and stunning locations. Are you using any diffusion filters to soften the lens or is it straight out of the lens that way? Which prime to you find your self using the most for this footage.
Sorry for the late reply! I use the Black Pro-Mist 1/8, sometimes the 1/4. And most of the times I use the 25mm.
also, it looks lovely! who fast were you moving with the primes? did you have a bag full or lenses or did you just commit to a focal length for a 'scene'?
For this video I used the 25 and 50mm but most of the time I just had the 25mm on.
what did you do @0:53 to achieve that look? power window + blur?
Probably... looks like he’s faking an anamorphic look.
Sorry for the extremely late reply! haha There is a blur effect in DaVinci in the fusion tab and you just dial everything in there.