I don't know how this factory works but probably need to make sure anyone you photograph is wearing appropriate safety gear for the task/location. Including yourself, of course.
Bosses would appreciate some portraits shoots as well
Shooting in container factory, for the first time, any tips ?
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Apr 26 2019, 10:34 AM
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Might worth to ask if you can shoot the exterior during sunrise/sunset (depending on which direction is facing the sun). This is outside of normal working hours of course and they might decline. So explain why it would result in better photos.
I don't know how this factory works but probably need to make sure anyone you photograph is wearing appropriate safety gear for the task/location. Including yourself, of course. Bosses would appreciate some portraits shoots as well |
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Apr 28 2019, 05:00 PM
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QUOTE(Sotsotzaii @ Apr 26 2019, 10:55 AM) I see, thank you for the pointers ! Is shooting the containers and factory environment about the same as shooting landscape / buildings ? I just have to find the right angle here and there, the rest is vice versa ? You'll need wide shots to show the place (using 28 mm) and some detailed shots e.g. people working (using 55 mm).I do know that I have to go very small aperture f stop to get very deep depth of field, and shoot it in AV mode, but what about the focal length ? will anything between 28-55 do ? for something more specific, read up on keystoning. It's about making sure your lines are straight. |
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