Maybe he's working on a HUGE shoot assignmentOriginally posted by mpenza
hasn't seen his posts today....
1. Use Manual Mode. Meter off the back of your hand. Most Asian skin is close to 18% gray. (he claims his is)Originally posted by Sin
So got anything out of it? Do enlighten us?
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Was he tanned? How dark was he?Originally posted by ckiang
1. Use Manual Mode. Meter off the back of your hand. Most Asian skin is close to 18% gray. (he claims his is)
errrr....don't think I can afford it like he do....Originally posted by ckiang
5. Keep on shooting, even in the rain. Some of the best pictures are made in inclement weather. To quote him "If I have to waste a camera body to get the shot I want, I will. That's what backup bodies are for".
He looks quite Asian, very japanese since he is of jap descent. For the record, he earns US$600 a DAY when he's on assignment. So new equipment is easy.Originally posted by Sin
Was he tanned? How dark was he?
errrr....don't think I can afford it like he do....
hahahah... Looks like SBS has been doing the right thing...Originally posted by ckiang
3. Shoot first, ask later. If subject protest, run.
Regards
CK
Wah... his suggestions all very ex one. If using film and exhaust all possible angles, think needs many rolls of film.Originally posted by ckiang
2. Exhaust all possible angles. Many people just shoot and go, and did not exhaust all the possible angles to shoot a subject.
5. Keep on shooting, even in the rain. Some of the best pictures are made in inclement weather. To quote him "If I have to waste a camera body to get the shot I want, I will. That's what backup bodies are for".
Don't forget, his film is free. On his assignments, he shoots 600 rolls per week. Even if you can get $1 per roll slide processing, that's $600!Originally posted by ziploc
Wah... his suggestions all very ex one. If using film and exhaust all possible angles, think needs many rolls of film.
He is speaking from the view of a pro. Of course, we can't compare with him but that doesn't means we can't enjoy photography and live within our means. Look at it this way, he should be facing constant pressure to produce images, deadliones to meet, etc. We don't.Originally posted by ziploc
Wah... his suggestions all very ex one. If using film and exhaust all possible angles, think needs many rolls of film.