She should be able to hold pretty still, provided she's not liquored
up when she arrives. I don't have a whole lot of room to open up the
aperture, unfortunately. The only somewhat fast lens I have at the
moment is a 135mm prime -- and the room just isn't big enough to get
much use out of it. But, I'm going to figure out a way to put it to
work ... maybe on some outdoor shots, too. The guy has a zebra-striped
Land Rover I'm going to try to work into the shoot.
Thanks again for the guidance!
-- Walt
On 10/13/2010 12:59 PM, William Robb wrote:
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From: "Walter Gilbert"
Subject: Re: Soliciting suggestions: Model and Studio
Thanks, William. Those were fairly short exposures. In aperture
priority with an auto-ISO of 1600, the shutter speed set at 1/50.
Didn't even think about using the tripod, but that would obviously be
a good idea. Thanks for mentioning it!
That would put you in the 1/15 to 1/8 second at ISO 400. Providing the
model can hold still for that long (which means fairly uncomplicated
posing), this is doable.
If you can open up a stop or so you will probably find you like your
results more.
William Robb
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