> Just as a point of interest, I watched a National Geographic
> special on how they photographed some tomb of someone once important
> and the assignment lasted 4 months.
>
> The photographer in that time took some 4,000 photos.(this is from memory)
> He was discussing how the 'Vault' door was opened and he snapped off
> a few frames, and then as they entered how he meticulously photographed
> various parts of the burial chamber, the mummified remains etc, and was
> being careful not to miss anything, and when leaving taking some extra
> frames to be safe.
>
> Funnily enough, it was one of the first frames that made the cover of NG
The solution would to take only the right ones, wouldn't it? :-) The thing
is, sometimes you have no time to realy thinkover every shot - my solution
is to take a few frames and hope for the best. Still, I'm not saying I don't
try to make every shot as good as I can, but we don't always get the keepers
right the first time, or do we?
Regards,
Lukasz
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