Chad and Victoria’s Wedding Video
One camera coverage, unedited. Chad and Victoria’s Wedding in Paradise! To view their wedding gallery, click here
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Evan and Rosemary’s Wedding Video
This is a perfect example of what 1 camera coverage looks like. The weather was perfect, the couple was the perfect, I really couldn’t ask for anything more to make my job any easier. To view their wedding gallery, click here
Bryan and Veronica’s Hawaii Wedding Video
1 camera coverage, unedited video with wireless microphones. Bryan and Veronica’s Wedding Video at Ko’olina Their gallery is a must view as we got a lot of great blue sky and sunset shots. Their gallery can be viewed by clicking here.
Aaron and Jolyne’s Hawaii Wedding Video: INCLUDES RECEPTION!
Three Camera Coverage for the ceremony, plus highlights from their reception. Aaron and Jolyne’s Full Wedding Video! Most of the destination weddings which I plan are simple events that happen on the beach. Every once in a blue moon I am asked to plan something larger. Larger gala weddings, […]
Kids and Hawaii Weddings.
Do not think for a second, everyone will enjoy your Hawaii Wedding KIDS AND HAWAII WEDDINGS Put a kid in a sandbox three miles wide, add a swimming pool that stretches to the horizon, and then tell him they can’t play in it. Yes, getting kids to enjoy your wedding, […]
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Dream Weddings by Steve
Affordable Hawaii Wedding Packages, great photo and video services, easy and fun planning
CELLPHONE MAGIC ~
We are now at the point in our lives where cellphones can produce professional-quality snapshots. This shot was taken on the Samsung 24 Ultra on Pro-Mode. Pro-Mode allows me to manipulate camera settings manually, unlike the default auto mode.
Post-production on this photo was pretty much close to nothing.
On my professional camera, this same shot would require a flash, and some heavy post-production corrections.
Why is this happening? Well, smartphones can't drastically get much smarter - except for their photo/video capabilities. And right now, our smartphones have become incredible cameras. They are great at shooting everything - except Bigfoot. Apparently, even with the best tech, if you shoot Bigfoot, that photo will still turn out blurry as heck.
So, what does this mean for you?
Well, first of all, if you're thinking of buying a professional camera specifically for your vacation, don't. Instead - upgrade your phone.
If you book professional shots from me, do not be surprised if I breakout my Samsung Ultra 24. It's definitely a weapon of choice when it comes to getting great photos for you.
Just to let you know, I'm now doing business as Dream Weddings by Steve :)
There are too many companies out there that are stealing my name, having a version of it. Now there will be no confusion.
