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| Manned vs. Unmanned Cameras Manned video cameras are operated by a person who can zoom in and out, pan left and right, and capture many different shots and angles of the wedding. It makes for a better video than the static shot that an unmanned camera set up on a tripod provides. Multiple vs. Single Cameras More is better. For example, with a single camera, when the bride comes down the isle, you would most likely follow her down the aisle with your shot. With multiple cameras, while one camera follows the bride coming down the isle, another camera can be focused on the groom's reaction to seeing his bride for the first time, capture the reaction of the parents and other shots. High Definition vs. Standard Definition This refers to the amount of detail seen in your video. Again, more is better. Standard definition gives you 480 lines of resolution while high definition gives you 1,080 lines of resolution. It provides a more lifelike, sharper picture. Many television/cable/satellite stations already broadcast their programs in High Definition, and the rest will be joining them soon. Virtually all television sets sold today are High Definition sets. We record and edit in High Definition so that your wedding video won't be obsolete in a few years in terms of its video quality. Blu-ray Discs or BD is the High Definition version of the DVD. DVD/BD Chapters DVD/BD chapters are what allow you to jump to a specific scene in a movie, rather than having to fast forward through the DVD/BD to find what you want to watch. We provide chapters for the key events in your video that you might want to skip to. |
