Large group considerations.

[sjixxxy]

I'm shooting a few group photos for a family reunion in two months. A

small one of 15 people(No problem), a larger one of 50-80 people, and

a bigger one of up to 300 people.

 

I'll be shooting them in 4x5 outdoors. And got a lot of good info from

poking around these forums.

 

My only question now is slide or print, and how many frames per

set-up? The most economical route for prints I see for anyone who

wants them, is to just scan the negatives(or positives) myself on my

Epson 2450 and get Fuji Crystal Archive prints made as people want

them.

[david_graham1]

Why not just load the photos on to a website such as the one I use in the UK www.photobox.co.uk and let people chose and order what they want directly. It will save you a lot of hassle. If you are trying to make money then you can set up your own prices.

[twmeyer]

Shoot color neg man, you're talking about portraits. Make the prints however suits your lifestyle, but don't shoot chromes, especially if these are natural light portraits... t