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29th of June 2007 (Fri)
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1st time advice
Hi guys im after some 1st timer advice, some simple points or ideas to take my 1st group photo shots. I am not doing a wedding but have basically been told i am to take some photos for a friends daughter and her friends going to a prom and would like some quick ideas on how to compose my shots (several girls and a limo at a pub) what to be careful of, and roughly what settings to try
I am familiar with my camera Cannon EOS400D and most of its settings but i still class myselkf as a beginner going on ammateur. Thanks |
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29th of June 2007 (Fri)
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Re: 1st time advice
The 'search' function at the top of the page is a powerful tool.
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...t=Group+posing
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