Our TOP 3 Lenses to Film a Wedding

Which stabilizer do you use? Thanks for the video, it's a pleasure to watch

Decades ago, when I first started shooting weddings for a photographic studio, I used a medium format camera with a normal lens to shoot the entire wedding.

Years later, my full-frame wedding kit consisted of two bodies and:
14mm f/2.8
24mm f/2
35mm f/1.4
85mm f/1.4
180mm f/2.8

My backup wedding kit consisted of one body and:
14-24mm f/2.8
28-70mm f/2.8
80-200mm f/2.8

For some weddings, the backup zoom kit and the prime kit would switch positions.

You guys are doing a great work. practical knowledge. I have watched all your videos and they are very informative ... kudos

Now new camera sonyfx3
Sir can you recommend which Prime leses should I use, where to use
ThankQ

I've got some weddings coming up to video and need an opinion on how I should set up when using these 3 cameras:
Canon R6, Canon R6M2, & Canon Mark IV (might not use the Mark IV). I have lens for every focal length for all 3 lenses.

Yes I think that's ideal. I work for another videomaker and he's the kind of guy who spends the entire day with a gimbal and as such he wants the other people who shoot with him to do the same. I'll probably implement a second camera body to switch focal range on the go without having to rebalance the damn thing over and over again

I just bought a Canon 14 to 35mm f4 L lens to use on my R6 M2. Do you think this will be the best choice? It always feels like 50mm is too close and there's apparently no 35mm prime L RF lens available. I'm planning on using it on an RS3 gimbal.

wtf with the "we" fuck keep it to the point!

Lumix for the win! What cameras are y’all using?
In my kit I’ve got an s1h & 2 s1
I’m ordering then 24-105 and sigma 14-24 later this month

On the sigma, lack of screw on ND doesn’t bug you?

I like 70-200 which I don’t own yet. Probably will buy next year

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