Larry would need a larger font to "be a HERO". And bOld.
Steve Cottrell Tue, 18 Jul 2017 01:31:22 -0700 wrote:
On 17/7/17, Larry Colen, discombobulated, unleashed:
A friend asked me to photograph her child's baptism
Underwater GoPro.
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I would avoid getting bogged down with a lot of equipment. I can't imagine you
will need more than the two zooms, and the shorter one on the K-1 would
probably be enough. Almost all shots will require substantial DOF, so fast
primes wouldn't be a plus.
Paul via phone
> On Jul 18, 2017, at
On 17/7/17, Larry Colen, discombobulated, unleashed:
>A friend asked me to photograph her child's baptism
Underwater GoPro.
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Paul Stenquist wrote:
Most priests aren't going to engage in a live demo for a photographer, but the
church probably has a printout of rules. But I assume this is a freeby, right?
In that case you make your best guess, show up and shoot. Not much that could
go wrong here. You will be fairly
I'd ask a few questions and if possible scope out the settings. Often
churches have lay staff who can show you the setting, location of the
font, and describe how its usually done. Things like knowing that the
priest will hold the baby up in front of the church as opposed to giving
it to the
Most priests aren't going to engage in a live demo for a photographer, but the
church probably has a printout of rules. But I assume this is a freeby, right?
In that case you make your best guess, show up and shoot. Not much that could
go wrong here. You will be fairly close, you don't need the
You've got a few weeks, get her to put you in touch with the clergy who
will officiate.
I'm guessing this is a Roman Catholic service, so talk to the priest.
Have him show you where you'll be standing & walk you through how it
will be done. That also gives you a chance to find out what the
Most of the christenings I've been to have been something along these lines:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kHbQr6Xsy8U
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On 17 Jul 2017, at 23:47, Larry Colen
> wrote:
A friend asked me to photograph her child's baptism in a few weeks. I've never
If you're lucky the baptismal font will be a veritable pool, and the priest
will climb in there and submerge each infant up to their nose. It's unlikely,
but it's done that way here. In any case you should be able to get somewhat
close. I would use the 24-70 zoom and shoot at f5.6, 1/200th in
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