Canon 5D Mark IV
30 MP Full-Frame
7 frames per second continuous shooting
4k video at 24p and 30p
1080p video up to 60p
Dual CF & SD Card Slots
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Price: $3,500 on 11/3/16
Canon 5Ds
50 MP Full-Frame
1080p video up to 30 fps
5 frames per second continuous shooting
Dual CF & SD Card Slots
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Price: $3,500 on 11/3/16
Model R version without the Low Pass Filter is $3,700.
Canon 5D Mark III
22 MP Full-Frame
1080p video up to 30 fps
6 frames per second continuous shooting
Dual CF & SD Card Slots
3.2" LCD
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Price: $2,500 on 11/3/16
Canon 6D
20 MP Full-Frame
1080p video up to 30 fps
4.5 frames per second continuous shooting
3.0" LCD
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Price: $1,500 on 11/3/16
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Thursday, November 3, 2016
Friday, September 5, 2014
How to Price Wedding Videography
Determine your pricing by the hourly rate you want to earn. If you're just starting, you'll probably have to charge 50-60% of what a full-time professional charges for wedding videography.
Expect to spend about 40-60 hours editing the full-length wedding film, depending on if you provide a 40 minute or 60 minute finished video. Expect to spend one hour per edited minute of video.
If you want to earn $40 per hour, then you need to charge $1,600 minimum for any wedding video.
Sample expenses and profit breakdown for wedding videography:
$2,000 earned for wedding video
- 400 (second videographer)
- 40 (rent an extra wireless mic)
- 50 (rent a 70-200mm zoom lens)
- 30 (purchase of a professional DVD case with cover art)
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$1,480 tentative profit
Also consider:
- Travel costs
- Housing/meal costs if the wedding is more than one hour away
- Batteries (shotgun mics often use 9V batteries, portable audio recorders usually use AA's)
- renting professional zoom lenses for the other videographer(s), depending on what equipment they have.
Expect to spend about 40-60 hours editing the full-length wedding film, depending on if you provide a 40 minute or 60 minute finished video. Expect to spend one hour per edited minute of video.
If you want to earn $40 per hour, then you need to charge $1,600 minimum for any wedding video.
Sample expenses and profit breakdown for wedding videography:
$2,000 earned for wedding video
- 400 (second videographer)
- 40 (rent an extra wireless mic)
- 50 (rent a 70-200mm zoom lens)
- 30 (purchase of a professional DVD case with cover art)
---------------------
$1,480 tentative profit
Also consider:
- Travel costs
- Housing/meal costs if the wedding is more than one hour away
- Batteries (shotgun mics often use 9V batteries, portable audio recorders usually use AA's)
- renting professional zoom lenses for the other videographer(s), depending on what equipment they have.
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