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 05/16/2005 10:59:03 PM · #1
i have to take a grad portrait....outside.... in a couple of weeks......there are 200 of them ......i have a d70 nikon camera.......a few different lenses..... if i use a ladder and a fish eye lens will this capture all of them?!do i need extra lighting???!! never done before your thoughts will be welcome!!!!!!!! thank you in advance !!! :)
 05/16/2005 11:25:50 PM · #2
I have to shoot a class of 100 and I went into the gym with 2 students and with my stock lens that came with my D70, I realized I could easily get them all and get a decent shot. Using my tripod I had the kids stand where they were in my shot,(either side of the lens, from there I adjusted my distance until I could get a shot and be able to see and identify each student. Only took a few minutes to get the distance figured out. From there you just have to get them arranged by height and size..If you have bleachers then you should have no problem.
I would also snap a few shots in the area you want to take the picture and see how the lighting is.. Time of day etc. Outside is usually easier than the horrible lighting in a school.
Good Luck
Karen
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