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Old 09-08-2009, 01:54 PM
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Thanks so much for this, Eric!
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Default Focal Length
How about --

What does focal length mean in relation to the lens you are going to purchase.
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I am not sure where this should go, but this thread looks like the correct place. I am new to dSLR and photography and I foud myself wondering about all things f-stop and found this great explanation of it here:

A Tedious Explanation of the f/stop

Enjoy and I hope it helps others as it helped me!
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Talking Model Release
I am still pretty confused about model releases. I guess to err on the side of caution it is best to get them at every shoot I do. However, to be honest - I am not sure how to approach the subject about the model release. I am also not sure if that should be discussed BEFORE we shoot? Or at the time they are reviewing the proofs? Or when it should be asked? Some help would be great. Thanks.
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I am still pretty confused about model releases. I guess to err on the side of caution it is best to get them at every shoot I do. However, to be honest - I am not sure how to approach the subject about the model release. I am also not sure if that should be discussed BEFORE we shoot? Or at the time they are reviewing the proofs? Or when it should be asked? Some help would be great. Thanks.
Check out this excellent thread on the subject!
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Updated today with organization of files/photos/workflow
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What a great resource! Thanks for taking the time to put it up

Im still going to ask dumb questions though
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Great Stuff... very helpful .thanks..
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Eric, here is a great book I just finished reading. It's The Tao of Photography. Seeing Beyond Seeing. It has helped me break out of some creative ruts I have been going through lately. I will say though, if anyone is expecting a step by step, paint by numbers approach, then this is not the book for you. I found it very insightful though.
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