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Asked by desnudes
allanfredrick-deactivated201812:
It depends on the concept of the shoot.. I love medium format and have a mamiya 7 and an RZ67 that I’ll use interchangeably, depending if I’m shooting something more portrait, or if I need something more portable. For 35mm I use a Nikon F100 if I need speed and quick focusing, but if time isn’t a factor I use an F2, mostly because I love the way that classic glass looks. For a more documentary look I’ll use a yashica T4 (which is just an awesome little camera) and sometimes in studio I’ll use a 4x5 (which can be quite cumbersome but you can’t beat that large format depth).
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allanfredrick-deactivated201812:
Again, it depends on the concept and what I have in mind for the look of the image. B&W is much easier, since I can process it at home and it’s pretty quick to scan, and besides I love the way black and white looks. So for ease and also aesthetic I probably tend to lean more towards that
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aiyacampbell-deactivated2017011:
well first, i ask the photographer to look away,and then i go into my own head, and pull things out i dont normally want to think about, and if im lucky well more so the photographer i will start crying. but it depends on the day. one time i just started crying at a shoot in nyc out of no where. my emotions can be all over the place.
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haha, sounds like an HR person asking
Strengths: honest motives
Weaknesses: rushed and not fully focused on getting each picture right