All language subtitles for 3 - Camera Settings

Camera settings.

Now, what should be the standard settings
for your camera?

Like I said before,
you need to have a camera

that can handle a minimum of ten
HP and can

capture 60 frames per second.

When shooting a wedding,
you should maintain the quality

of ten ADP and FBS.

This will enable you to play a bit
with the speed of the clip.

Setting up the camera settings
usually depends on

which part of the wedding you are shooting
and what role you have moral Amin is.

If if you are the main shooter
or the creative shooter,

because if you are the main shooter

most of the time you should shoot in ten

HP and 24 F the s,
or sometimes a lower quality

because the main shooter
documents the whole event.

But there are some parts
when the main shooter

sets the settings of the camera
to high quality,

like the entrance of the bride
and the entrance of the groom,

both in the ceremony
and the reception during the ceremony.

The main shooter sets his camera
up to 4K resolution when the bride comes.

This is to capture the scene
with the best quality as you can,

because this is one of the most
essential parts of the wedding.

And the reason is
so that the editor can freely adjust

the frame size and play with a clip.

The creative

shooter, on the other hand,
shoots with an ATP 60.

SBC almost all the way
because most of the shots

for the highlight video
will be from the creative shooters shots.

Basically,
all the essential parts of the wedding

should be shot with ten HP and 60.

FP As for the highlights of the video.

This way the editor will have room
to adjust the clip,

especially when a certain shot
is great for slow motion.

If you are using a Sony camera,

the best setting for me is the X
AVC format.

It is a heavy format that will take a lot

of your storage space,
but high quality and high dynamic

range footage is guaranteed
compared to the Avco HD.

It is also better
if you can set your feature profile

to neutral for you to have a flat profile
so you can play around with you.

Color Correction
and grading in Post process.

But from time to

time when you already have a signature
look or color,

you can make a preset picture profile
that you can use.

In this way,
you will only have a few tweaks

during the polishing part
in the editing process.

I have revealed the feature profile
that I use in my scene.

The added Wedding Videography course.

Having your own feature
profile preset is so useful to save time

in color correcting and grading
when doing scene the edit.

If you guys have not checked out
my SSD wedding

videography course,
I highly recommend for you to try it out.

We've got great reviews about that
and because it's more than just theory

in making and is the wedding film,
but really the how tos

so you can easily create your own SD film.

The methods being not there.

This not only apply for writing films,
but for all types

of editing using the Adobe
Premiere pro editing software.

Our course about basic

editing
can also be helpful for you going back

if you have not decided
what picture profile settings to use,

I recommend that you use a neutral feature
profile.

Overall, most of the wedding films
I do are shot

in ten ADP with 60 frames per second

when it comes to lenses.

I always chose the use its largest opening

like the 35 millimeter F 1.4
and 50 millimeters.

F 1.4.

The shallow depth of field or background
and foreground blur that it creates

just really makes every shot
or footage more cinematic and dramatic,

no matter what the angle is.

It just looks so good with just having
those blurred backgrounds.