Group Photos in a relatively large hall


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engineermunn

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Any tips and tricks to share given the above scenario?

Assume that the group is between 30-50 people.
Venue is in a large school hall or church sanctuary.


Will normal speedlight/flash be sufficient?
 

1)put the darker people in the front

2)flash may not be enough, move your ppl outdoor better than get multiple flashes or get studio stobe lights
 

hi, i took big groups of ppl b4.. for my church camp.. some tips is

-Try to get as much light as possible, like opening the curtains and switchig on all the ligths.
-Try to get some reflectors and place them on areas where are darkers.. they can be whiteboards or reflective materials
-Try to use a fine grain film, cos i believe u wil need to enlarge it to 8R. Or use fujifilm NPH films.. not bad...

metering wise, u need to control ur DOF... depends on how big is ur group. and if can use a wide lens like 19mm or 15mm....... :) :)
 

nickpower said:
hi, i took big groups of ppl b4.. for my church camp.. some tips is

-Try to get as much light as possible, like opening the curtains and switchig on all the ligths.
-Try to get some reflectors and place them on areas where are darkers.. they can be whiteboards or reflective materials
-Try to use a fine grain film, cos i believe u wil need to enlarge it to 8R. Or use fujifilm NPH films.. not bad...

metering wise, u need to control ur DOF... depends on how big is ur group. and if can use a wide lens like 19mm or 15mm....... :) :)


Normally what is the F stop u use for large grp of pple? Is F5.6 or F8 enuff?
 

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