u deserve more views and recognition. your work is amazing, it is so nice see how other people do their work and how i can improve my. thanks a keep doing this.
I’ve had videographers like that & it’s so difficult to try to work with them. I’m sorry you had to deal with this. I think some don’t get that we all need to work together. The first look moment was super frustrating & I wasn’t even there lol. Great video, super cool to see your approach
Hi thank you for posting these videos. They have been a great help to me! I wanted to ask, are all the photos shown with the apertures accurate? I cant help but notice the lack of bokeh in some of the 2.8 or f2.0 shots where if i took the same shot half the flatlay or their face will be out of focus but yours seems to all be in focus including the entire background which feels impossible (refering ti several photos in diff locations all at once) Would love to know your true aperture settings for a lot of these shots 🙏🏼
Hey JaySea, yes all of the settings I put down are accurate. All metadata for every photo comes from both Lightroom and Photo Mechanic. I think some photos can seem more in focus because of the distance I am shooting, even if my aperture is set to 2.0 or 2.8. Hope this helps!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo Oh I see, its quite a mystery to me then, thanks so much for getting back to me. One more question.. as a general rule for reception and night outdoor. What is your (assuming TTL?) flash setting generally set to for your off camera flashes? Atm I only have 1 Godox V1S and 1 trigger. Was hoping I can make it work with just 1 off camera flash for now and kinda want a recommendation for a go-to default setting to every venue at night before doing test shots
@@JaySea I never use TTL (I don't like to rely on the flash to do the thinking for me lol). Generally, I start with 1/64 power for my off camera flashes. I do test shots and adjust the power from there! If you are using the off-camera flash for backlight, then I'd go with a lower power like 1/128. I'll be making a video about how I set up lighting for reception soon! Hope that will help :)
What’s your flash settings for the ceremony and reception? I used off camera flash for first time shooting a wedding at an exhibition center. I could tell it was bothering the groom some. I would love to know the light power output you use so I can dial it back some. And what mount you use for BTS?
What’s your perspective about having the lights on the stands as you have t them compared to having one on your camera? I’ve always used an on-camera flash.
I believe both uses of flash are equally important. On camera flash is great for bounce flash and off camera flash allows you to have more controlled directional light. Hope that helps!
The shoot in the tegula is far better if you should shoot it in a wide lens and you should shoot it in a birds eye view so that u could have taken the beautiful skies sir and use a flash to make it more btter because base on what i saw u over threw the beautiful skies
Yes you're right. But given my limited circumstances, I couldn't afford the time to bring a flash setup with me as we had to shoot right away quickly. I did take a couple of wide shots though that I didn't include in the video. Thanks so much for your input!
I would have offered a polite comment, here and there...."Uh excuse me, but may I have you step 3 feet to the back...yup, all the way until you hit the water. Perfect!!"
Videographer ticked me off lol especially during the first look! Cause you can't do that again. and he's wayyy too close while they're trying to enjoy their personal moment there.
These kinda video guys you should stop working and tell them go do your thing and I will go next. That gives you time to do your thing while they are watching 😅
The videographer is killing the vibe. He needs to get a lens with a longer focal length. Whatever he's on is too short. Dude is wrecking shop like he's the only professional there. I shoot photo and video for weddings, so I understand both sides. What he's doing is professionally discourteous.
hahah, just see this video,, why photograpgher not in the center 22:48,, if i were you, i will block the videographer haha, so he will pay for editing it later wkwk,, you is too soft brother,, you must infront oh him, next time maybe
Sorry about your experience with the videographer. Unfortunately it happens way too often. As someone who shoots both photo and video, I see both sides of this. There are also many times where I've worked with photographers who say they understand but don't give you time to capture the necessary shots for video. But most often, it's exactly as you experienced, where the videographer shoots almost everything with a gimbal and a wide lens, putting them right in the way all the time, and they don't communicate in advance.
Thanks! Glad to know there are so many people who share the same experience. I'm sure it's both ways and photographers also get in the way of videographers. But I think communication is just the simple answer here :)
This channel needs more love, you're videos is so underated man!
Wow, I really appreciate that!
finally who does behind the scenes and good photos at the same moment!!!
Haha thanks!
Those are some fire 🔥 details shot of the tables and food.
i’ve learned sm from your videos man, thank you sm
Thanks for watching!
u deserve more views and recognition. your work is amazing, it is so nice see how other people do their work and how i can improve my. thanks a keep doing this.
Thanks, that means a lot! 🙏
I’ve had videographers like that & it’s so difficult to try to work with them. I’m sorry you had to deal with this. I think some don’t get that we all need to work together. The first look moment was super frustrating & I wasn’t even there lol. Great video, super cool to see your approach
Thanks! Yea I'm sure it happens to a lot of people...sadly 🫠
💯💯💯 beautiful pics bro! & jeeez that videographer
Top Quality Content
Photos look amazing. Great interactions as well!
Great job!
Thanks so much!
Good job.
Appreciate it!
Hi thank you for posting these videos. They have been a great help to me!
I wanted to ask, are all the photos shown with the apertures accurate? I cant help but notice the lack of bokeh in some of the 2.8 or f2.0 shots where if i took the same shot half the flatlay or their face will be out of focus but yours seems to all be in focus including the entire background which feels impossible (refering ti several photos in diff locations all at once) Would love to know your true aperture settings for a lot of these shots 🙏🏼
Hey JaySea, yes all of the settings I put down are accurate. All metadata for every photo comes from both Lightroom and Photo Mechanic. I think some photos can seem more in focus because of the distance I am shooting, even if my aperture is set to 2.0 or 2.8. Hope this helps!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo Oh I see, its quite a mystery to me then, thanks so much for getting back to me. One more question.. as a general rule for reception and night outdoor. What is your (assuming TTL?) flash setting generally set to for your off camera flashes? Atm I only have 1 Godox V1S and 1 trigger. Was hoping I can make it work with just 1 off camera flash for now and kinda want a recommendation for a go-to default setting to every venue at night before doing test shots
@@JaySea I never use TTL (I don't like to rely on the flash to do the thinking for me lol). Generally, I start with 1/64 power for my off camera flashes. I do test shots and adjust the power from there! If you are using the off-camera flash for backlight, then I'd go with a lower power like 1/128. I'll be making a video about how I set up lighting for reception soon! Hope that will help :)
I like how you add movement to your camera for dance floor photos
Thanks!
Love your work. Could you pkease share how you edit?
хорошая работа. молодец )) я бы порекомендовал использовать 2 фотоаппарата. это удобно ))
Love your videos! Thank you so so much and I'm so sorry you had a hard time with that videographer :( But the pics turned out amazing. Congrats!
Thanks for watching!
awesome video! What lightstands are these?
I use savage drop stands!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo Thank you!
❤🎉
What’s your flash settings for the ceremony and reception? I used off camera flash for first time shooting a wedding at an exhibition center. I could tell it was bothering the groom some. I would love to know the light power output you use so I can dial it back some. And what mount you use for BTS?
I use 1/64 flash power for off camera flash. If I need more, I'll bump it up to 1/32 or even 1/16. For my BTS mount, I use the GoPro chesty!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo awesome thanks
What’s your perspective about having the lights on the stands as you have t them compared to having one on your camera?
I’ve always used an on-camera flash.
I believe both uses of flash are equally important. On camera flash is great for bounce flash and off camera flash allows you to have more controlled directional light. Hope that helps!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo Thank you.
The shoot in the tegula is far better if you should shoot it in a wide lens and you should shoot it in a birds eye view so that u could have taken the beautiful skies sir and use a flash to make it more btter because base on what i saw u over threw the beautiful skies
Yes you're right. But given my limited circumstances, I couldn't afford the time to bring a flash setup with me as we had to shoot right away quickly. I did take a couple of wide shots though that I didn't include in the video. Thanks so much for your input!
@@kairosweddingsphotovideo it's ok sir but me i always bring my flash even at day light shoot especially prenupt i bring my flash and i use it
I would have offered a polite comment, here and there...."Uh excuse me, but may I have you step 3 feet to the back...yup, all the way until you hit the water. Perfect!!"
😂😂😂
I think the videographer was using shorter/wider lens.
Videographer ticked me off lol especially during the first look! Cause you can't do that again. and he's wayyy too close while they're trying to enjoy their personal moment there.
Seriously!
These kinda video guys you should stop working and tell them go do your thing and I will go next. That gives you time to do your thing while they are watching 😅
The videographer is killing the vibe. He needs to get a lens with a longer focal length. Whatever he's on is too short. Dude is wrecking shop like he's the only professional there. I shoot photo and video for weddings, so I understand both sides. What he's doing is professionally discourteous.
Sadly, this is very common all throughout. I think we just need to be courteous to one another.
hahah, just see this video,, why photograpgher not in the center 22:48,, if i were you, i will block the videographer haha, so he will pay for editing it later wkwk,, you is too soft brother,, you must infront oh him, next time maybe
Sorry about your experience with the videographer. Unfortunately it happens way too often.
As someone who shoots both photo and video, I see both sides of this. There are also many times where I've worked with photographers who say they understand but don't give you time to capture the necessary shots for video. But most often, it's exactly as you experienced, where the videographer shoots almost everything with a gimbal and a wide lens, putting them right in the way all the time, and they don't communicate in advance.
Thanks! Glad to know there are so many people who share the same experience. I'm sure it's both ways and photographers also get in the way of videographers. But I think communication is just the simple answer here :)
You flash is very bad.
That video guy sucked needs to invest in longer lenses.
😂😂