Can you tell me which cameras and lenses you used? I am filming a wedding in that same location and just wanted to make sure I have the right equipment for the job.
Jake Molina very cool! I loved this location. I used a sigma 18-35mm 1.8 for the majority of my shots. I used two canon t5i. The side stationary angle during the ceremony was using a 50mm 1.8. Those lenses were great in low light which is a necessity at this venue. The chapel has a very orange light since it's all wood so nailing your white balance and color correction is important. Let me know if you need any other tips for the location and let me know if you wanna shoot sometime!
Wow that's awesome! I would have never guessed. I was thinking about purchasing the Sigma lens actually. It looks like you used it on a stabilizer as well. I have the Zhiyun Crane Gimbal and didn't think I could get it balanced with that lens.
Jake Molina I wish I had that stabilizer! I was using a glidecam type of stabilizer. But that 18-35 is a beast of a lense so the crane probably wouldn't work with it. But I honestly only used the wider side of the sigma lense a few times. I'd say 35mm range was perfect for crop sensor.
Can you tell me which cameras and lenses you used? I am filming a wedding in that same location and just wanted to make sure I have the right equipment for the job.
Jake Molina very cool! I loved this location. I used a sigma 18-35mm 1.8 for the majority of my shots. I used two canon t5i. The side stationary angle during the ceremony was using a 50mm 1.8. Those lenses were great in low light which is a necessity at this venue. The chapel has a very orange light since it's all wood so nailing your white balance and color correction is important. Let me know if you need any other tips for the location and let me know if you wanna shoot sometime!
Wow that's awesome! I would have never guessed. I was thinking about purchasing the Sigma lens actually. It looks like you used it on a stabilizer as well. I have the Zhiyun Crane Gimbal and didn't think I could get it balanced with that lens.
Jake Molina I wish I had that stabilizer! I was using a glidecam type of stabilizer. But that 18-35 is a beast of a lense so the crane probably wouldn't work with it. But I honestly only used the wider side of the sigma lense a few times. I'd say 35mm range was perfect for crop sensor.
Matt Armon thanks a lot for the advice! I definitely love the way you put this video together though.