Hi Dick, > I am sure you use movements when >required.
Especially trying to get a foot in the commissioners doors :-). >but if you use 35mm or low-res digital, your work is not acceptable to all >clients and/or agencies...however good you are at PR. I agree wholeheartedly. > > I am sure you need >movements in a pack shot factory, and of course in many advertising shoots. Movements are of course not just for correcting verticals. >and if the end product is a half A5 page >picture, res does not matter either - horses for courses. But there is the conundrum. We've often shot something that's 'just for A5' only to find that the client has taken a shine to it and wants a bigger version . When extra rights are involved , this can be serious wonga. We've found it pays (literrally ) to err on the side of caution , especially if you can . Regards, Bob Marchant. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
