Epic 3D wedding shot by Golden Gate 3D

[Steve Sherrick]

Hi Paul,

Can you tell me why would some married couple would want their wedding in 3D? Do you have certain elements in the wedding that come flying through the camera or screen like the bubbles in the one shot or wedding flowers thrown by the bride at the camera?

Sorry, I can't see this a big deal...but maybe so?

Nice work.

I think the reasoning would have to be one that is probably less obvious than it may seem. 3D in this case is not about things flying at you or any of the gimmicky stuff at all. It's about capturing a real event, one that is hopefully very meaningful to you many years later and being able to in a way relive it via the 3D space. It's kind of cool actually, and I'm not a big fan of 3D. Not sure it would be great to do at all weddings, but for those who are really into it, I could see a market for this.

[Peter Chang]

Thanks for the comments, guys. Caden, you might be surprised how many couples want 3D. Steve, the Epic and lightweight 3D rigs have enabled run-and-gun capture of fast-paced events, and once you see a wedding in 3D, it makes perfect sense. ;)

[Peter Chang]

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Here are a few more BTS shots of Paul and Benjamin.










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[Anthony Vu]

I'm not really a big fan of 3D, but this was pretty cool. I can see the value in it.

It must have been a lot of work putting this together.

[Michael Frymus]

Okay. This is really sick! It looks really good too.

I have never thought about doing this at my future to be wedding...
How much it would be to have this done?

[Carlos Castillo]

Very nice!!! looks fun the work you made behind the scenes!!

[Alex Kornreich]

Poor steadicam operator :(