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Fair, though I'm also getting married in April. I've considered renting one for a single day, if that's even possible, because once moments past you can't reall
by elicash 3y ago
Fair, though I'm also getting married in April. I've considered renting one for a single day, if that's even possible, because once moments past you can't really get them back. It's the same for people with kids, you can wait and just capture through all our existing great cameras, but if spatial video is eventually a thing you'll wish you had that from when they were a certain age, too. Even if you don't have the viewing device anytime soon, you'll wish you had the capture later.
That said, I think a professional photographer will be more than enough. I'm just explaining the buying impulse that I have for capture.
- zaptrem 3y agoYou should rent a professional stereoscopic camera for a day. That way the resolution will stand up for years.
- bombcar 3y agoAs someone who got married in an April, I can highly recommend just using a professional photographer, and if you really want, pay a bit extra to make sure they bring an assistant with an iPhone 15 Pro Max. You could rent one, but hire someone to do that; you won't have the time to run a camera.