Photography Vs. Video
While a photograph captures a
moment in time, video allows you to record time in motion. A
videographer can record images and sound, which include your
wedding day vows, one of the most special and meaningful moments
of the ceremony. A video allows you to relive and hold on to
the memories of your wedding day forever!
Sometimes, when the wedding budget starts getting high, some
choose to settle for one or the other. If having a photo album
is your priority, choose to have a basic video package to at
least capture the day. A video of your wedding day will allow
you and your family to relive this moment in time for generations
to come.
Over the years and for various reasons out of your control,
you will loose contact with family and friends. This is where
a video created by Image Factory will have an advantage over
a wedding album as you will be able to see and hear your loved
ones again. |
Selecting a Videographer
and Photographer?
When
you have a photographer and a videographer, communication between
the two is important. We do not want each other in important
shots. Videographers expect that, during the vows and rings
ceremony, the photographer stays out of the way and does not
stand in front of our aisle camera, blocking the view. Both
should be talented professionals that understand these issues
and try to accommodate each other because we both want the best
for you.
Because Anthony
Keye Photography (link) and Image Factory have worked closely
for many years we understand and can anticipate the shots each
will be taking. This will mean more shots of you and your guests
and less of the camera crew.
frequently asked questions |
