Wedding
A wedding is a blissful ceremony where two people are united in marriage. Weddings are always special as it is the only occasion they are starting their new life together forever. There are many customs and rites in a wedding ceremony and varies according to community, culture, and religion. Each community has its own way of celebrating Weddings and all are mind blowing and extraordinary. Weddings are about celebrations, decorations, fineries and entertainments and which lasts for days in some parts of the world. And this beautiful get together of families and friends bless the newly bonded couple a happy and long lasting married life
IMPORTANCE OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY IN WEDDING
Weddings are one of the most important and memorable days of your life. Wedding photos and videos can keep your memories alive forever. A wedding photo is a snapshot of a particular moment whereas a video is the moving moments of important highlights. Your wedding will be the one day you are going to to talk about and reminiscence on for years to come. This is why wedding photography and videography plays a necessary part in a wedding.
WHAT ARE THE NEW TRENDS IN WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEOGRAPHY
When it comes to wedding, everyone takes special care of each and everything like Jewels, Clothing, Wedding decors, event management, Catering, Flower décor, etc. All these won’t matter if all of it is not classily photographed. The only thing that you get to keep are the recollections of the day in the form of pictures and video. Here, we are describing the latest trends in wedding photography.
- Pre-Wedding Photoshoot or Save the Date
- High-End Cameras
- Live Printing
- Wedding Teaser
- Close Up
- Long Shot
- Extreme Long Shot
- Two Shot
- Three Shot
- Pov Shot
- Eye Level
- low Angle
- High Angle
- Top Angle
- OTS(Over The Shoulders)
- Pan and Tilt
- Track, Dolly or Crane
- Zoom
- Random Motion
- 360-Degree
- Dolly Zoom(Vertigo) Shot
- Single Take
Save-The-Date has become a trend in the wedding photography industry nowadays. It brings two people even closer. They get the opportunity to know each other. The photographer captures their natural emotions in the most natural way. If the couple is absolutely new to each other, then the pre-wedding shoot is the best option, it will help them know each other. CAMRIN FILMS do pre-wedding shoots in different forms like animated and cinematic styles.
Weddings are one of the most precious moments in an individual's life and need to be well-covered and keep for life to be cherished. Only if there is a high-quality camera a wedding event can be beautifully covered. CAMRIN FILMS use Sony A9 to capture the moments and stills. Camera Specifications:- The camera we using for photography: Sony A9, Canon EOS-1DX, Canon 5D Mark IV, Canon 5D Mark III, Nikon D5 The Camera we using for videography: Canon 5D Mark IV, Sony 7R ii, Lumix GH5s, Nikon D5, 4k Cameras Lenses :- 16-35, 100 mm, 35mm, 85mm(1.2), 135mm(1.8), 50(1.2), 20mm Etc.
Live Printing is one of the latest trends in wedding photography. Moments are fleeting, but it does not always have to be that way. Live moments aims to capture the best moments of your wedding. CAMRIN FILMS are currently one of the market leaders for wedding photography and instant print services in Kerala, and we strive to be number one !
Wedding film teaser creates an air of suspense and anticipation for the main wedding film. The edits are short and punchy, creating intrigue without revealing too much from the main film. This teaser will be a captivating short introduction to the wedding film. CAMRIN FILMS always loves to make cinematic wedding teasers in the most cinematic way.
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