Ashley & Jeff

3 Comments

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   Posted January 30, 2010 at 1:11 am by esteban | Permalink

   presioso, divertido ,,,,,GENIAL.

   ERES UN CRACK

   ENHORABUENA

   Un saludo desde españa 74×10

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   Posted May 4, 2010 at 9:46 am by Brad Hardman | Permalink

   AMAZING footage, i currently just shoot still camera shot weddings in georgia, but im looking to go to video too, i think yall have inspired me to move to that technology, what kind of supports are yall using? or is it all hand held?

   -Brad
   Brad.hardman@comcast.net

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   Posted May 4, 2010 at 10:13 am by admin | Permalink

   Thanks, Brad!!

   No, I don’t recommend ever shooting handheld with these DSLRs, unless you’re filming a Cloverfield-style wedding.

   The most common stabilization device I use is a plain, simple monopod. I’ve used the Glidetrack, Kessler Pocket Dolly, tripods, Glidecam Pro 2000 HD, a home-made rig and other stabilization tools, but for a wedding I find that monopods are versatile, don’t draw much attention to themselves, and provide for all sorts of shots.

   Someday soon I plan to make a little tutorial on monopod techniques. I’ll post it on my creative blog: garrettgibbons.com/blog.

   Thanks for watching!