Lumix S5ii Wedding Film | Sezincote House | Sigma 28-45mm
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- What a day 😍
Jaya & James brought culture and people together to celebrate their luxury wedding at Sezincote House in the Cotswold and it had everything! From a church ceremony to a Hindu celebration, their wedding was non-stop of fun and love.
Filmed with the new Sigma 28-45mm F1.8
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Gear:
Sigma 28-45mm F1.8
Lumix S5ii x 2
Lumix S5
Lumix 35mm F1.8
Lumix 50mm F1.8
Lumix 85mm F1.8
DJI RS3 Pro
DJI Mini 3
Tascam DR-10L
Sony Tx660
Hollyland Lark m2
CreatedByCal is a commercial and wedding videographer from Cardiff, South Wales, specialising in creating cinematic content for businesses and breath-taking wedding films.
Very nice! Im a Panasonic Wedding Filmmaker too and enjoy watching your films!! :) Keep it going!
Thanks! You too:)
Nice Color, I am Also using Lumix S5.. Love From India
Yo, I got Lumix and whatever, but dam, you did a great job on this video as far as the right moments and composition. Your edit is Great man. And honestly your color grade is impressive too. Respect.
Thank you man! Really appreciate it, means a lot.
how did you capture such clear audio from the speeches
Sony Tx660 on the microphone itself and then a bit of post work
How do you find yourself using the sigma 28-45 on a gimbal all day? was it tiring? also did you shoot all in 60p or 30? I guess you can use that lens at 30 and then use 60 for a punch in whenever you need the extra zoom right? also, did you use any filter?
Sorry for the many questions but the quality it's just outstanding, love the work!!
Last question, how does it compare to the lumix s prime lenses?
Cheers!!!
The sigma is actually a tiny bit lighter than my old setup so it's actually no problem for me. I am very used to carrying a gimbal all day now though.
All day shot at 30fps. I film in 6k so I was able to punch in a lot that way.
I had a 1/8 mist filter on.
I can't really tell a difference in sharpness and quality between the sigma and the primes. Which is important to me because a lot of zoom lenses look very 'zoomy' if that makes sense lol.
My pleasure! Glad I can help.
@@CreatedByCal that’s cool thank you so much for taking time in answering!
Now I have a few other questions, or analysis, if you will.
This lens range is poor and we all know it, but using the various crop inside the camera such as the 4k 60p or the 6k 30p + high estab (crop 1.4) And again 4k 60p + high estab (crop 2x) you basically get various ranges without switching lens and always benefitting of the 1.8 quality.
If you end up shooting 4k 60p + high estab it literally becomes a 56 - 90 lens. Have you tried all these different crop factors?
It’s interesting because you “supposedly” don’t loose quality, but is that so? Of course when you have a 2x crop and the 45 becomes a 90 it’s not like having a 90 on with its natural compression, but is it still good and useable quality?
Thank you so much and sorry for the many questions but if that’s the case then this lens becomes more and more useful!
@@RobertoVolta I find the focal length perfect for how I film. I only ever used to use a 35mm prime on my camera and only ever wished to be a bit wider or tighter at certain points. So 28-45 fits my needs perfectly for that. I did have a second shooter that was on a differently focal length to me throughout the day.
You're right, its technically not the same when cropped in because of compression etc. I don't ever use any of the crop mode so I can't comment on it sorry. I'd doubt the image quality would change drastically though.
Was this filmed in v log?
All filmed in Vlog:)