I am so up in the air about getting a videographer. The main reason is that I know many of them use that BRIGHT light that blinds anyone they come in contact with.
Does anyone know of any videographers that use a smaller light? Maybe this is something that is not possible, I don't know... but I thought I'd look into it!
csui25
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I would try Golden Moments Films. We just had a conversation about this where he was saying that he saw a videographer at a wedding with the 'movie' lights and how startled everyone looked. They are a vendor here and are pretty reasonable. FM me if you need more info.
bridy06
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Bliss Productions - Jerry doesn't use a tripod and he is pretty inconspicuous and unobtrusive.
October Bliss
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Your best bet is to meet with videographers and ask them to show you the light they use. That way you know exactly what you are getting.
csorisi
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Many of the videographers we went to used smaller lighting including the videographer we used. We got a package at franklin square photographer. There lighting was so light--I never felt like I was in a spotlight or being blinded. if they use newer equipment they should have cameras that don't use blinding lighting.
luvmyhuny
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Posted by csui25
I would try Golden Moments Films. We just had a conversation about this where he was saying that he saw a videographer at a wedding with the 'movie' lights and how startled everyone looked. They are a vendor here and are pretty reasonable. FM me if you need more info.
I second Golden Moments i was also concerned about this he uses very little light on his camera and no big additinal lighting. They really worked with me and Pats really great
