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ADDED Mon, Jun 23rd 2008, 21:11

I've had difficulty in the past choosing guys to do my wedding. But I have been asked by a mate to do it for him because I have a pretty good vid camera. What are the features that people generally look for. (I want this to be pretty good for him and his wife-to-be)

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ADDED Mon, Dec 22nd 2008, 19:50

And i'm also doing it for nearly free!

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ADDED Sat, Jan 3rd 2009, 15:20

Ok. I think you'd better rewind a bit. If you want something to look really good, with all the features and future-proofed, you need to employ a professional (no offense intended). What if your camera breaks down - do you have a spare? do you have a spare battery? Have you experience of dealing with low lighting in reception venues? What are you going to edit it with? If it was up to me, I'd pay someone experienced because the only really lasting memories of your weddong day are in the photographs and the wedding video.

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ADDED Sat, Jan 3rd 2009, 16:04

I haven't booked my videography guy yet. But i know that i want it on Blu-ray, and there are certain special effects that I have seen on some of my friends' wedding videos that i also would like on mine. Could somebody recommend someone in the County tyrone area? I also would like perhaps two cameramen to get a variety of shots.

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ADDED Fri, Jan 9th 2009, 12:10

I'd like a couple of wedding video guys too. I want them to film us during photographs, and also our guests as the mill about the Armagh City Hotel. Show the craic!

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ADDED Fri, Jan 9th 2009, 15:33

3 weeks to my wedding and i still haven't chosen a wedding video guy. I'm going to try Keymoments and Mark Gillespie or Purity Studios - any recommendations? And good / bad stories out there?

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ADDED Fri, Jan 9th 2009, 15:36

I had a look at Paul Hughes Videos, but i don;t think his stuff is that great. Mind you, I am fussy. I quite like Mark Gillespie Videography work, mainly because of the music choice. But he doesn't have two guys I think

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ADDED Fri, Jan 9th 2009, 15:40

my fifth comment (yeh!). Is anyone getting their video on Bluray?

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ADDED Thu, Jan 22nd 2009, 17:26

try www.videoedge.co.uk we shoot every wedding with two camera men also blu-ray is available

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ADDED Mon, Jan 26th 2009, 11:36

Main thing I've noticed is if there is low light in a reception, the quality really goes down. You need to ask your video guy what he can do to make it better, without being intrusive. Also being able to order extra dvds even years down the line. Someone I know still hasn't got their wedding video made 4 years later!

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ADDED Mon, Jan 26th 2009, 11:49

yes, I've heard people complain about "low light" and not being able to properly see the wedding cake cut or the first dance. What about Blu-Ray - is this something I should go for?

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ADDED Thu, Feb 26th 2009, 09:19

Yes, a friend of mine got someone to do it and you couldn't see the cake-cutting at all. She hates her wedding dvd as a result!

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ADDED Thu, Mar 5th 2009, 16:16

Blu-ray is getting more popular. I'd get your wedding video on Blu-ray, just in case DVD becomes obsolete in the future!

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ADDED Wed, Mar 11th 2009, 10:41

I'm looking for a wedding video company that has two cameramen and will be present when I am getting ready in the morning (and my hubby-to-be is getting ready) and can stay until the end of the party. Any takers / advice?

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ADDED Fri, Oct 16th 2009, 17:41

A3 personalised wedding photobook designed, printed and deliverd to a very high standard at very competative rates within Belfast and surrounding areas. Electronic format professional photographs will be requied to complete each photobook. Very competative in comparison to most photographers. Sample books can be shown for reference. Turnaround from submission of order to delivery of photobook 2/3 weeks. For futher details simply send an email to belfastphotobook@hotmail.co.uk Looking forward to hearing from you.

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ADDED Wed, Apr 28th 2010, 17:01

WOW Lisa Bluray - Fantastic Idea!!!!!!

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