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Melissa Posted: May 16, 2001 03:18 PM+

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Posted: May 16, 2001 03:18 PM

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Should you get a separate videographer company than using photographers that offer both? 4 out of the six photographers I'm meeting with offer both. Is there a big difference in the quality? Any opinions or experiences are more than welcome. Thanks!

Diane Posted: May 16, 2001 04:31 PM+

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Posted: May 16, 2001 04:31 PM

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We are having a separate company to do our video. Our photographer wanted too much money for their video. But that is up to you. You dont have to have the same company.

LIWeddings Archive Posted: May 16, 2001 04:49 PM+

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Posted: May 16, 2001 04:49 PM

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Nicole Posted: May 16, 2001 05:00 PM+

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Posted: May 16, 2001 05:00 PM

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If you like your photographers video work and you feel the price is reasonable then go with it. Or just to be on the safe side make an appt. with just a Video Production Vendor to compare. Good Luck.

Tim Posted: May 17, 2001 10:27 AM+

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Posted: May 17, 2001 10:27 AM

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It doesn`t matter whether or not they are provided by the photographer as far as quality goes. Experience and equipment are what you should be looking at. Are they just doing this because you asked, or do they really have a video person who is experienced and doesn`t just do this as a side business? What is their equipment like? Do they have backup equipment in case there is a problem? Are they shooting in analog or digital? These are the kinds of things to look at rather than should they be separate companies.