The art of the photographer is EXPANDING over the years thanks to the availability of better technology that is within reach of potential storytellers.
There is always an elitist aesthetic when it comes to cinematography ,or even dance...pretty much anything, a photograph is only as good as the amount of attention it receives,same go's for film,same go's for dance etc. The art isnt lost ,its growing! about godam time
No matter WHAT lenses used, there were a few shots here that caught the momemnt, which is in my opinion what it is all about. If I had taken this I would have been very pleased - I am sure the subjects were even more pleased.
Constructive crit is welcomed by anyone, but what you say isnt constructive at all, its just a "ego" burst.. show us something you can do so I can leave a comment to your "work of art" with the kit lens!
bruce is DP, thats why he makes good scenography good talents, etc I'm DP. thats my opinion, guys good video good equipment, good location, and good spots for the shoots,
@Jiucieu kind of agree here.. at least in some countries of europe that I know, its very dificult to have that much time to make this, I mean, the photographer only have 1 hour! to make the shots after the ceremony and before the party. And taking the fact that the groom are not allowed to see the bride wearing her dress before the ceremony, and almost not a single one, would wear it the next day, or at a later day, cause they dont want to fake their day.
The art of photography has not been lost, technology has given artists/photographers new tools to expand their ability to capture and edit their pictures. CS5 is nuts!
What you really need is good lighting and good post production skills. New photographers are learning a lot faster thanks to instant feedback digital. I've paid my dues on film cameras, and still use all the fundamentals I learned. Every new generation of DSLRs gets me closer to capturing exactly what I see.
As a professional photographer, I would say this was well taken. All the shots have been prop accordingly which is ok but expected. I guess Asian and Western wedding have different feel to it.
I guess prefer to see something more spontaneous without any props or studio lights.
I like the imagery of this video. It showcases expertise on both videography and photography. Kudos to those who have the eye for both and with today's blended technology, capturing both still and motion pictures is truly the way to go for ease of workflow. No more hunting for lost video clips or pictures. Well done. Good choice of music as well.
the perspective of video is very still photography like...cues to the rule of thirds and the headroom of certain shots...my guess is he doesnt spend much time with video till 5dmk2 comes by
Everyone should stop hating and take a chill pill. He is simply testing the camera and has done so very well. The fact that he has used actors and staged the events merely indicate he wanted to achieve a specific feel and look to the video which may have not been possible in a real life wedding due to time constraints. Not once has he mentioned or advertised in his video his photographic wedding services but instead has shown what the different lenses can do when combined with HD video.
I think people need to stop being so critical about this guy's work, and appreciate the hard work he put into making this video. So what if he used actors. Big deal guys, get over it u haters
Some nice images here. When an artist has the time and the cooperation of the bride and groom, some great images can be had. One element that's missing here is the zoom, which can't be done well with an SLR. There is a bit of blowout in the highlights which indicates a cheap imaging device.
Why do we have to be blasted with the name of Bruce Dorn so many times? It reminds me of Sergio Valente pasted on the asses of so many jeans.
Video looking very unreal, fake wedings, fake emoutions, it is all one big fake. hours of calibrating lights, and our equpment for one shot. I prefer real moments and true emoutions.
There is nothing impressive about this. It is boring and the lighting needs to be toned done a little, aside from the fake ceremony. I don't like this at all.
No Offence but... youre videography/cinematography isn't really impressive for a professional photographer. A student of the age of 17 could even do better than what is produced.
all you really need is a good eye and to know how to operate a dslr. people see great quality of a dslr and are like "OMG A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER!!!" ... the art of photography has been lost over the years, and it's really frustrating to those of us who would like to make a living. and no, this isn't a personal attack at THIS specific video; I really like the way this was shot. I'm just venting.
Well, I surely don't go "OMG A PRO PHOTOG with COOL Camera"...lol, I have no doubt that he's a pro photog, else he can't do this for a living. but what i'm trying to say is, i'm just surprised for a person like him, he dont apply the simple basis of compositing a scene. All you need is a good imagination and creativity... that's what I feel.. :)
@WintersAzure Why are you frustrated? If you truly are a professional, people will still be able to identify your work as such. It seems to me that complaining that the field has gotten too accessible exposes insecurities to do with your lack of distinguishing skills or visual acuity over the average schmoe with a DSLR.
The art of photography is not lost - If anything it takes a really true artist to stand out today, as opposed to 50 years ago
@WintersAzure i honestly couldnt agree with you any more. that is why i've really been sad about how people think they are good at photography simply cos of a good camera.
@WintersAzure There is no "the art of photography". It is an accumulation over the years from try and error. Think about the very first person who holds onto a old style black and white film camera. Where can he learn "the art of photography". "The art" is only art when the majority people of the era accepts it as the major art of the century. What we think is good art now or good music now may be shit back in the days let say 100 years ago.
@WintersAzure I was a pro gardener for 40 years and am doing photography as a hobby...Nothing stays the same in life and what was hard to achieve yesterday seems easy today.You MUST try and reinvent YOURSELF...find something in your field that sets you apart from the rest..some times it is a small aspect of a rather insignificant part of what you are doing...we all have to do it....btw Einstein described insanity as doing the same mistake over and over again and accept a different outcome
I disagree, but try putting this guy in a setting where photojournalism is needed to capture moments as they happen rather than pay actors to do it on call and you got yourself a video that could be done by a 17 year old.
So actually, I agree. There is nothing special about this guy other than he can put together a fake wedding and capture it on video with a great camera and great lenses.
Well... I thought i can see the Act Four ! , i wonder would it be? Anybodies guess? ...(very nice equipment though & well presented)
kalboreloy 1 month ago
i think at a real wedding there wouldnt b enough time to set up all that lighting... nice lenses though
tcutube1992 1 month ago
boring...
CLAUDIOCORREADONADO 1 month ago
But the original audio?? i don't see mic on eos d5 is a problem, big problem!!
danilonad74 1 month ago
nice video
avideditor100 2 months ago
to much equipement for a poor talent !
gadgetman2009 3 months ago
wow... half a million worth of photo equipments,,
jsarahina 3 months ago
over $30K worth of equipment and this is all he can pull off? this sucks
ben805 3 months ago 2
Bruce has a lot of freaking money
keepitcleanpro 3 months ago 2
what is the second song?! i'm most certain it's by michael buble but i can't find it!
jockstrappers 3 months ago
@jockstrappers It’s not Buble, it’s Jonny Blu, song title: In Just That Kind of a Mood
AtaAtanasia 2 months ago
@AtaAtanasia The Album is In Just That Kind of a Mood, but the title is Ooh-Wee!!
AtaAtanasia 2 months ago
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3:18 "check out my boner!"
squidlb 3 months ago
Nice video & thanks for sharing video
avestaria 3 months ago
примерил кучу объективов....
я бы с китовым тоже самое снял, накуя столько понтов?????
kolosovm 4 months ago
The art of the photographer is EXPANDING over the years thanks to the availability of better technology that is within reach of potential storytellers.
There is always an elitist aesthetic when it comes to cinematography ,or even dance...pretty much anything, a photograph is only as good as the amount of attention it receives,same go's for film,same go's for dance etc. The art isnt lost ,its growing! about godam time
STEELRAIN327 5 months ago
This is pretty unimpressive considering the line of lenses that were used, I could shoot better with natural light and my kit lens
Cloujus 5 months ago 3
@Cloujus
Show us the results then!
All wind and no sails???
No matter WHAT lenses used, there were a few shots here that caught the momemnt, which is in my opinion what it is all about. If I had taken this I would have been very pleased - I am sure the subjects were even more pleased.
Constructive crit is welcomed by anyone, but what you say isnt constructive at all, its just a "ego" burst.. show us something you can do so I can leave a comment to your "work of art" with the kit lens!
HubSwitch 5 months ago
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@HubSwitch did you look at my page.
Cloujus 5 months ago
upload in hd please
edgardopal 5 months ago
lezlina , is not camera mark ll is the creation of the person, thanks....
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
nubian 2324 thats only a photo not short film botton line he did good thats my opinion thants
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
Mark II can do better than this ,,,, way better.
lezlina 8 months ago
bruce is DP, thats why he makes good scenography good talents, etc I'm DP. thats my opinion, guys good video good equipment, good location, and good spots for the shoots,
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
name of the song thanks
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
@MrJuankellar
Name of the song is The Ooh-Wee Song by Jonny Blu. A live version is on youtube "Live at Catalina Jazz Club"
416032043 8 months ago
@416032043 Thanks for the name of the song thanks ....... gianni kellar
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
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@416032043 Thanks for the name of the song thanks ....... gianni kellar
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
whats the name of that song thankn don forget the name
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
very nice lenses
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
very nice lenses thanks for that tutorial , nice model what you get.
MrJuankellar 8 months ago
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AstroWorksOfficial 9 months ago
With the $20k worth of gear he had, I expected a lot more.
nubian2324 9 months ago
Now i know why Bruce Dorn enjoys filming Weddings LOL
soneeqboom 11 months ago
beautiful
thepoozer 11 months ago
i love her boobs ;)
drabitz 11 months ago
Nice lighting work.
torchidman 1 year ago
anyway, i think its a fake wedding!
Jiucieu 1 year ago
@Jiucieu kind of agree here.. at least in some countries of europe that I know, its very dificult to have that much time to make this, I mean, the photographer only have 1 hour! to make the shots after the ceremony and before the party. And taking the fact that the groom are not allowed to see the bride wearing her dress before the ceremony, and almost not a single one, would wear it the next day, or at a later day, cause they dont want to fake their day.
Beni79 11 months ago
Yup we want to see quality in your work, not your snob show off :D
Tawura 1 year ago
The art of photography has not been lost, technology has given artists/photographers new tools to expand their ability to capture and edit their pictures. CS5 is nuts!
What you really need is good lighting and good post production skills. New photographers are learning a lot faster thanks to instant feedback digital. I've paid my dues on film cameras, and still use all the fundamentals I learned. Every new generation of DSLRs gets me closer to capturing exactly what I see.
V8toytruck 1 year ago
Good Work!
ismailmemis 1 year ago
Why women are always more happy at their marriage than men?
feedthebear51 1 year ago 2
As a professional photographer, I would say this was well taken. All the shots have been prop accordingly which is ok but expected. I guess Asian and Western wedding have different feel to it.
I guess prefer to see something more spontaneous without any props or studio lights.
danlovesayu 1 year ago
Very serios equipment! Perfect results! Congrats!
SebastianKaczorowski 1 year ago
I like the imagery of this video. It showcases expertise on both videography and photography. Kudos to those who have the eye for both and with today's blended technology, capturing both still and motion pictures is truly the way to go for ease of workflow. No more hunting for lost video clips or pictures. Well done. Good choice of music as well.
cappyf0t0 1 year ago
good jod
lo1223 1 year ago
well i really liked it..... there is a lot of people judging and with no work of their own to back it up, i think their jealous
asigravitate27 1 year ago
lol wanna know what comes to mind when i see iDC photography I don't care photography.
lilthug19908 1 year ago
Great work !
thecrazygardener 1 year ago
dull...
ledhippo 1 year ago
What happened to act IV The Bedroom???
jbravo70 1 year ago 63
@jbravo70 lawl
SketchPalace 1 year ago
@jbravo70 he was only allowed to test lenses...
keridudouze 9 months ago
I think that it is beautiful; really well done
omkari3 1 year ago
the perspective of video is very still photography like...cues to the rule of thirds and the headroom of certain shots...my guess is he doesnt spend much time with video till 5dmk2 comes by
peanutking242 1 year ago
actors
abokwu 1 year ago
Everyone should stop hating and take a chill pill. He is simply testing the camera and has done so very well. The fact that he has used actors and staged the events merely indicate he wanted to achieve a specific feel and look to the video which may have not been possible in a real life wedding due to time constraints. Not once has he mentioned or advertised in his video his photographic wedding services but instead has shown what the different lenses can do when combined with HD video.
morpheus1870 1 year ago
wonderfull
morpheus1870 1 year ago
the name of the song please?
alberteugen21 1 year ago
one can have the same results with 500d too. For a photographer, the most important are the lenses not to mentioned an average camera too.
sabi0410 2 years ago
I think people need to stop being so critical about this guy's work, and appreciate the hard work he put into making this video. So what if he used actors. Big deal guys, get over it u haters
omarinoramirez 2 years ago 10
Haha, oh my god I'm in this video.
blitzblatz 2 years ago
It's a remarkable camera, but not a remarkable video.
johnnyViDeO 2 years ago
Some nice images here. When an artist has the time and the cooperation of the bride and groom, some great images can be had. One element that's missing here is the zoom, which can't be done well with an SLR. There is a bit of blowout in the highlights which indicates a cheap imaging device.
Why do we have to be blasted with the name of Bruce Dorn so many times? It reminds me of Sergio Valente pasted on the asses of so many jeans.
johnnyViDeO 2 years ago
anyone know the name of the song?
llNEMESIS 2 years ago
Video looking very unreal, fake wedings, fake emoutions, it is all one big fake. hours of calibrating lights, and our equpment for one shot. I prefer real moments and true emoutions.
CATAHA25 2 years ago
There is nothing impressive about this. It is boring and the lighting needs to be toned done a little, aside from the fake ceremony. I don't like this at all.
marinesrock101 2 years ago 3
wow you did an excellent job..5 STARS
SILVERSURFING514 2 years ago
No Offence but... youre videography/cinematography isn't really impressive for a professional photographer. A student of the age of 17 could even do better than what is produced.
But any how, this is still a nice video. :)
VinceCheong 2 years ago 3
all you really need is a good eye and to know how to operate a dslr. people see great quality of a dslr and are like "OMG A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER!!!" ... the art of photography has been lost over the years, and it's really frustrating to those of us who would like to make a living. and no, this isn't a personal attack at THIS specific video; I really like the way this was shot. I'm just venting.
WintersAzure 2 years ago 38
Well, I surely don't go "OMG A PRO PHOTOG with COOL Camera"...lol, I have no doubt that he's a pro photog, else he can't do this for a living. but what i'm trying to say is, i'm just surprised for a person like him, he dont apply the simple basis of compositing a scene. All you need is a good imagination and creativity... that's what I feel.. :)
VinceCheong 2 years ago
@WintersAzure Why are you frustrated? If you truly are a professional, people will still be able to identify your work as such. It seems to me that complaining that the field has gotten too accessible exposes insecurities to do with your lack of distinguishing skills or visual acuity over the average schmoe with a DSLR.
The art of photography is not lost - If anything it takes a really true artist to stand out today, as opposed to 50 years ago
kareemhalfawi 1 year ago
@WintersAzure i honestly couldnt agree with you any more. that is why i've really been sad about how people think they are good at photography simply cos of a good camera.
younger619 1 year ago
@WintersAzure Agreed, its becoming more technical and scientific now. That's really sad.
CardboardStories 1 year ago
@WintersAzure
This truly is a lame statement. Advances in technology have allowed people to create the best photos ever made, get with the times.
You can still make a living, just improve!
elalis 1 year ago
@WintersAzure There is no "the art of photography". It is an accumulation over the years from try and error. Think about the very first person who holds onto a old style black and white film camera. Where can he learn "the art of photography". "The art" is only art when the majority people of the era accepts it as the major art of the century. What we think is good art now or good music now may be shit back in the days let say 100 years ago.
24pStudio 10 months ago
@WintersAzure I was a pro gardener for 40 years and am doing photography as a hobby...Nothing stays the same in life and what was hard to achieve yesterday seems easy today.You MUST try and reinvent YOURSELF...find something in your field that sets you apart from the rest..some times it is a small aspect of a rather insignificant part of what you are doing...we all have to do it....btw Einstein described insanity as doing the same mistake over and over again and accept a different outcome
tscholent 4 months ago
I disagree, but try putting this guy in a setting where photojournalism is needed to capture moments as they happen rather than pay actors to do it on call and you got yourself a video that could be done by a 17 year old.
So actually, I agree. There is nothing special about this guy other than he can put together a fake wedding and capture it on video with a great camera and great lenses.
bobseyeview21 2 years ago 3
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blitzblatz 2 years ago
@VinceCheong no offence... you're ignorant as fuck. for a professional critic.
tragictheory 1 year ago
@tragictheory And I presume you should know better as a Cinematographer/DoP?
You amuse me :)
VinceCheong 1 year ago
Very Nice...well done... You can take the video and able to clip out and make it into a photography print? or just screen shot?
corcoranjohnny 2 years ago
remarkable!!!
sonymama 2 years ago