michele_fitzwilliam

<p>Hi all,<br>

I've embarked on following a group who donates their time to performing for the elderly in nursing homes.<br>

The nursing homes (that I have gone to so far) have each agreed to allow me and the performers obviously. My question is: do I need to have the persons or the nursing home sign release forms? <br>

The shoots so far are about 90 minutes each. I have done two. Many of the people were not lucid, and may already have a family member or the nursing home as power of attorney. I understand that when doing documentary you may not need a release, but I may want to put these together in a book or show at some point... I would not sell for commercial use. (not sure how much that affects the answer here) The nursing homes have been happy/eager to see the photos in upcoming weeks once I get through processing them, and I will definitely donate some prints to the homes. I just need a little advice here.</p>

<p>Help?</p>

<p>-michele </p>

I am trying to find a place to scan my film, which is 1.5" x 2.5" I have a lab

that I work with which may help, but I don't know what size to ask for.

Is this a type of Medium format that would be easy to get scanned today?

Suggestions? Forgive my ignorance, I am not familiar with medium formats.

Hi...

This is my first post on here... I am confused. I was going to purchase the

following kit:

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?

O=cart_accessories&A=details&Q=&sku=314906&is=REG

It is a quantum T5 Flash, with battery, stand, umbrella, etc.

Do I need to buy a transmitter/receiver to use this flash with my camera? I

feel like the answer is an obvious yes, but I don't want to make any mistakes

here...

Is this flash compatable with my Nikon D70s TTL? I read the list, and it seems

it should be... but my camera is not mentioned.

If anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it.