How I scout locations for a destination wedding, why I planned the mountain portraits to feel the opposite of the reception, and what a $59 projector can do.
Continue readingPractilite 632 – A Legendary Light Upgraded For Wedding Filmmakers (Review)
Three times brighter than the 602, a new Fresnel, a 77mm filter thread, and a beam that got narrower. Then there is the $1,200 against the Aputure 60x’s $419.
Continue readingBEST 50mm Lens Sony Has Ever Made – 50mm F1.4 GM Lens Review For Wedding Filmmakers
516 grams, an iris lock, and the same feeling I get from the 24mm GM. This is the Goldilocks 50mm Sony finally made.
Continue readingDon’t Ignore The Nikon Z9 For Wedding Filmmaking (Review)
8K at 60fps in internal raw, a two hour record limit, and a lawsuit. The Z9 is one of the best cameras made, and I still would not buy one yet.
Continue readingTascam X6 – A Powerful & Affordable Audio Recorder For Wedding Filmmaking (Review)
32-bit float for $369, and two hours more battery than the X8. The only real regression is the XLR jacks, and it matters more than it sounds.
Continue readingSony 20-70mm F4 Lens Review For Wedding Filmmakers – A FANTASTIC First Lens
A wedding filmmaker’s review of the Sony 20-70mm F4 G: tiny, 488 grams, near-parfocal, and the wider-rather-than-tighter zoom range that makes it a great first Sony lens.
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