BlissGrl

I am interested in discussing this with you. I shoot weddings on 16mm professionally and integrate them with DV. I have a cinematographer in Paris that I shoot with if you are interested in providing travel expenses for him. you can check my work at: www.blissvideoproductions.com My 16mm work isnt on there, but if you want to see it let me know. All the best! k*

I currently use the Sony PD170 for event documentary shooting because they are such fantastic low light camera's. Have any of you used the new Panasonic in low light situations? How does it compare to the PD170?

www.blissvideoproductions.com I haven't updated the online clips in about a year, in Feb I will have my 16mm demo up and more Super 8mm events up. Would love to see other people's sites too! I only book a certain number of weddings each year, so I would love to have other companies to refer. Doesnt matter whether your in the states or Europe, I travel throughout the world for this and my clients just want excellent filmmaking. peace, kristen*

Congrats on your wedding. I would love to see some clips from your wedding if you'd share them. I am excited to join this board as I shoot 16mm & Super 8mm at weddings professionally. It's really hard work shooting 16mm at live events like weddings.....so i'd love to see how it came out! Peace kristen*

Hi There, I'm new to these boards.....but I've shot weddings on all of those camera's except the Leicina Special. For versatility I would recommend the Canon 814 or 1014. I love my 814 and shoot on that camera every weekend for weddings. During the ceremony you may want to switch to the 1014 if its quieter. The Canon's just plain feel good, they are easy to maneauver for different situations. The lens on my 814 is fantastic and it really all depends on how your exposing and whose transferring your film with regards to how you want it to look. good luck! k*