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Transferring files.
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I have soc.
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I have to talk about how
and when is the perfect time
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to transfer files in my same day?
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Added wedding videography course.
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But that does not only apply
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to SD wedding films,
even if you are not shooting
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for an SD wedding film,
you still need to be wary of your files.
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So why do we need to dump files
when shooting a wedding film?
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After shooting each essential
part of the wedding film,
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transferring of files should be done
so that you can still have space
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in your camera and so that the files
can be organized for the editing process.
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Dump files when you can.
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There are breaks between shoots.
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When you have free time.
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During those breaks, you can immediately
dump files, vacate memory cards
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as often as you can so that you can have
available memory cards at all times.
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Running out
of space during the shoot can be crucial.
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At times.
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It's better to be ready
to capture all the scenes,
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especially those scenes you can.
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You can do second takes.
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Keep in mind
that you will be shooting a wedding film.
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This will take the whole day.
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In lots of scenes,
shooting in high quality
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settings will take up so much space
in your camera.
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So always look at how much time you get.
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You got left on your cart.
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Especially the main shooter
during the ceremony and reception,
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the main shooters
camera will be recording nonstop.
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This will take up all of the card space
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so they must be a second card
for the main shooter when the space is
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on, when a space on the current card
he's using will be used up.
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The creative
shooter will also be constantly
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dumping files since the creative shooter
takes highlights of the wedding
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at the mention, the creative shooters
file size will take up a lot scenes.
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The highlights will often be shot at 4K
and also
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120 frames per second.
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Another another reason why is that
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the editor can organize the files
for the post facing
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this also to prevent the files in the car
to be mixed up
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for organizing files,
you can soon referee to the same
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the added wedding video course.
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I also get a lot of questions
on transferring files from the card
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to the laptop.
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Should we use the copy method
or the card method?
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It is actually depends on
whatever you used to or comfortable with,
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but for my case I use the copying method.
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Copying method. Why?
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Because when you cut files from the card
through your laptop,
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you have a clear indication
that the files are already transferred
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because the file folder in
the card is empty and you also do
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not need to format your card
to simply defend this method.
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It avoids the confusion
in transferring files,
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comparing it with the copy method.
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There are times you get confused.
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Let's see, you try copying files.
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Then someone approached you, talked
a little bit, then you got confused.
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You then
thought that the files are already copied.
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What will you do next?
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Then you will then select
all of the files, then delete them.
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Upon safely removing the card, you realize
you've not copied anything yet.
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Then there you have lost all the files.
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Is this even possible?
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Yes, it is so possible.
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I myself
thankfully have not experienced this, but
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some of the photographers we have worked
with suffered from this experience.
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So for me, the cutting method works best.
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But one concern disadvantage in using this
method is that sometimes the card
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or your card reader might get errors
or get detached from your laptop sport.
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So the transferring of files
to be interrupted.
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This is a crucial event.
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There is a possibility
that you will lose the file
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that is currently copying
when it gets interrupted.
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But here's how to fix this.
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When times like this occur,
you do not cancel
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or close the pop up of the copying files.
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Just remove the card or card either,
then reattach it on your laptop.
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Sport. Remember this.
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We attach it on the same port
where you first attach it.
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In this way your
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laptop will recognize the storage
being attached.
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Once the card can be open
on your computer,
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just press continue
on the copy, pop up again
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and there the transfer will continue
and losing files.
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This avoided
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having lots of backup memory cards.
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It's not a bad thing as well.
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So always remember to dump
and organize these files.
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That's it for this topic.
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See you on the next one.
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