Q: Why shoot our wedding in High Definition?A: Because it looks AMAZING!! High Definition videos are crystal clear, highly detailed, and the colors are stunning. Why wouldn't you want to highlight your special day in the highest quality available? If you haven't done so already, chances are you are going to be throwing out your old TV and upgrading to a new High-Def TV within the next few years. Why not have your wedding video recorded in a format that will look terrific with 21st century technology? Don't settle for an outdated and mushy square picture, when you can have a gorgeous movie on a widescreen television! Q: I don’t have a HD-DVD player or Blu-ray player so does that exclude me?A: It doesn’t matter. Our packages and editing are designed so that we shoot HD but provide the footage on common place DVDs. You’ll be able to watch a much clearer and dynamic picture on your old DVD players, computers, and older tvs. What makes the difference is the high quality cameras we use. If you are talking to other videographers, ask them what type of cameras they use. Chances are they don’t compare to ours. Q: Just what is High Definition?
A: High Definition (HD) is video footage with a higher resolution (smoother, clearer images) than standard-definition (SD) video. HD resolution can be 960x720 (720p) or 1920x1080 (1080i or 1080p). SD resolution is a meager 640x480. What does this all mean? High Definition provides beautiful color, sharp images, and looks simply wonderful! Q: What kind of cameras do you use?
A: We choose from three different cameras depending on your package and wedding requirements. They are the Panasonic HPX500, the Sony Z1u, and the Panasonic HVX. Look them up if you’re curious. They are fantastic HD cameras perfect for weddings. Q: Would Don Schechter (the owner of CRMG) shoot his wedding on HD?A: He would and he did. In fact there were three CRMG HD shooters filming along side our friend and collaborator Lukas Photography. Check out our website and DVD promos to see this powerhouse combination!
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