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What do you think about a stationary camera?

 
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Jan 10, 2007 12:23 |  #16

yeah it was interesting. I have no idea why, but nobody was drawn to the photo booth. I'm sure others can do it with much more success but the two examples I've seen were poor.


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Jan 10, 2007 13:16 |  #17

coreypolis wrote in post #2516978 (external link)
THESE (external link) guys use a remote setup
Go to their site, click creative and unique images. They show you where the camera is and what they captured.

I noticed one of their remote cameras got a pretty good view down the front of a bridesmaid's dress, which is always a plus. :rolleyes:


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Jan 10, 2007 14:52 |  #18

Curtis N wrote in post #2519348 (external link)
I noticed one of their remote cameras got a pretty good view down the front of a bridesmaid's dress, which is always a plus. :rolleyes:

See now; that's exactly what I want. A nice photo to get sued over!

That tripod behind the B&S looks pretty tacky. Not even a flower. OK, I'm cured 'till I get more experience.


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