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16th May 2008
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Band shoot.
Hey guys!Not sure where to ask this here but can i know.What lens is good for band photoshoots?Eg.18-85mm...
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16th May 2008
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Re: Band shoot.
It depends on what you want and how many people there are in the band. Lighting (ala Strobist) works very well for these band shots.
I'd think 18-55mm is more than adequate, just that the image quality might be a little on the bad side.
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17th May 2008
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Re: Band shoot.
This is another classic example of:
"Haaaaay Mr Architect, build me a house!" (and says nothing else). |
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18th May 2008
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Re: Band shoot.
yes TS please post more details. What type of band particularly - marching band, symphonic band, jazz band, rubber band?
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19th May 2008
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Re: Band shoot.
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Re: Band shoot.
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