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Justin Martinez3 said:Honestly, their portfolio doesn't even do much for me.
I just found some new shots they posted on their site, take a look
http://fotozine.org/?omen=studio-vision And here are a couple of new videos that aren't on the main site yet, in case you're interested http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/v...=1162188500678
I forgot to mention that you actually get a choice between two aspect ratios: the old 4:3 style for vintage TVs or the modern 16:9 format for newer screens.
I went with the widescreen option. If you end up chatting with your videographer, just ask specifically about the widescreen setting—it’s superior and offers better resolution. That's what the pro at Hollywood Studios told me; he said it looks more cinematic and is designed for those modern flat-screens. So, there's a little tip for you, just like I learned it the hard way. Good luck picking your studio.
Just wanted to let you all know I finally booked the wedding photographers. After looking everything over, I decided to go with Vision Studios. I went in for a consultation, checked out their portfolio and videos, and they’re solid. Plus, they offer that specialized ballroom lighting setup, so I just added that to the package right away. Thanks to everyone who helped me weigh my options! Honestly, after seeing their work, I can vouch for them—if you need someone, check out their site and ask about the lighting package.
Joshua Brown2 said:Leon Productions is solid, but man, they aren't cheap either http://www.fotozine.org/?omen=LeonProdukcija
Infinity studio looks pretty interesting based on their website. Pretty cool stuff.
Anić from a small town in Oregon does great work too.
Thanks for the info. Has anyone heard anything about Vision Studio? They have their own website and the name rings a bell. I took a look at their portfolio and the shots look solid. If anyone has experience with them, let me know what they're actually like. Thanks.
Thanks, but I haven't heard of them. I’m looking for someone a bit more modern—I actually asked around yesterday and checked out a few studios in Indianapolis, plus a couple in small towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Prices are hovering around $6,000$2167. The only real difference is that some photographers bring their own lighting setups and reflectors for the venue, and they say the price stays the same regardless. Now I'm stuck wondering which way to go. If anyone has experience with specific photographers, let me know! Thanks!
Hey there. I'm looking for a photographer based in Indianapolis or somewhere nearby. I've got everything else squared away, but I left the photography for last. Any leads? Please help me out.