Working with models (Page 3): you can reply here or send it to myprovideo@yahoo.com a good friend pointed this thread to me, said I may find it interesting. by the way, any one here...

morephotdotpro Loc: Suffern, NY

you can reply here or send it to
myprovideo@yahoo.com
a good friend pointed this thread to me, said I may find it interesting.

by the way, any one here know Lynex well?
I have a home server that is not doing well lately

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

morephotdotpro wrote:

you can reply here or send it to
myprovideo@yahoo.com
a good friend pointed this thread to me, said I may find it interesting.

by the way, any one here know Lynex well?
I have a home server that is not doing well lately

Cool I’ll email you later thanks

Jrkarra Loc: Bridgewater, NJ

PaulW128 wrote:

Bump! Does anyone else have any suggestions?

Thanks
Paul

I got an invitation from Phillyshutterclub, and they had all necessary docs signed
I just got photos done, did post processing and emailed the models. I have in writing that they can use wherever they want but give credits to me as photographer.

You can see them in my instagram account @sastrykarra.

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

Jrkarra wrote:

I got an invitation from Phillyshutterclub, and they had all necessary docs signed
I just got photos done, did post processing and emailed the models. I have in writing that they can use wherever they want but give credits to me as photographer.

You can see them in my instagram account @sastrykarra.

Thank you, I’ll check that out when I get home

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

Jrkarra wrote:

I got an invitation from Phillyshutterclub, and they had all necessary docs signed
I just got photos done, did post processing and emailed the models. I have in writing that they can use wherever they want but give credits to me as photographer.

You can see them in my instagram account @sastrykarra.

I can’t find it on your IG, can you direct me please?

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

DanielJDLM wrote:

Hi Paul, br I shoot Models from Model Mayhem and I... (show quote)

Hi Dan

Just checked out you MM profile and pics. Very nice and very helpful to me. If it's ok with you, I just might edit my profile based on yours (not copy it verbatim)

Some of your images are pretty graphic which is surprising. I'm not interested in shooting

this style, and have no issues with your pics, i'm just surprised that it's allowed on MM.

Thanks again!
Paul

OldSchool-WI Loc: Brandon, Wisconsin 53919

PaulW128 wrote:

Hi David, br br I totally agree with your sentime... (show quote)

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Obviously you have already given this much thought. And you already realize you can never have "too much" light for high speed photography indoors. Buy studio lights when they are on sale. You can often find 200-400 watt LED lights new for under $300. if you wait and look. A flood and a spot and then some panels for added adjustments. And, of course strong stands. Since you are basically in a studio, (dance studio) there is no worry about 110v-ac and more controlled than a bunch of flashes. Of course at a performance or recital---flash or even available light will be needed. And then I don't need to say---a fixed focal length appropriate FAST lens would be the best and sharpest. You would then have---say---a 100mm F:1.9 or so to work with if you are "in the audience." As for the model releases----nearly every photo book for events has samples in their volumes. And with the legal points covered you can make your own wording so it is more inviting. Again---my post is to remind about the lighting---particularly about dance photography.----ew

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

OldSchool-WI wrote:

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Thank you for this and you're right, I am giving this much thought and you and everyone who has contributed is keeping me on the right track!

regards
Paul

OldSchool-WI Loc: Brandon, Wisconsin 53919

PaulW128 wrote:

Thank you for this and you're right, I am giving this much thought and you and everyone who has contributed is keeping me on the right track!

regards
Paul

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PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

OldSchool-WI wrote:

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OldSchool-WI Loc: Brandon, Wisconsin 53919

OldSchool-WI wrote:

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P.S. One more thought-----if available light in a performance or recital---case the place first with your exposure meter---both incident and reflected. My Westons have a "incident" cover cone attachment. Then you can choose your spots to take action shots and make the "F:stop vs shutter speed and ISO" most efficient it can be. Don't rely on your camera to do that "photographic craftsman's job." With your own calculations made before hand you can shoot with confidence in manual.------ew

OldSchool-WI Loc: Brandon, Wisconsin 53919

PaulW128 wrote:

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Merely a thnk you. i.e.---+++

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

OldSchool-WI wrote:

P.S. One more thought-----if available light in a... (show quote)

Excellent! makes perfect sense thank you!

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

OldSchool-WI wrote:

Merely a thnk you. i.e.---+++

got it!

PaulW128 Loc: Long Island, NY

stevefrankel wrote:

If they're under 18, be sure to have a release permitting you to shoot from a parent or guardian, plus the model release signed by both the parent and the model.

I checked out several websites offering "free" release forms. They appear to be all the same; they're not really free, it requires a one time payment or a monthly fee. You're able to customize it which is nice but is this legit or are there forms out there that are free?

Paul