christopher_santucci

<p>Yeah, there is a border. You can clearly see the sheet film borders from the film holders so these were not cropped at all. </p>

<p>This might help make a judgement about distance.<p>

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<p>The T6s as with all modern cameras of note are low light capable, hence shooting at a high ISO and high shutter speed is a pretty regular practice these days. The need to evenly light a greenscreen for stills is far less crucial than for motion picture work. As long as you can see some color even in a shadow, you can select it in post.</p>

<p>Looks to me like longer than normal focal length, yeah more around 100mm. But then if these are cropped, could be around 50mm and framed loosely. Not sure how Avedon worked. </p>

<p>Yeah, it seems most pros are on the FF bandwagon which I find annoying when it comes to photojournalism because I want to see information in a news image, not blur. </p>

<p><em>"still shots of my sons Basketball team"</em><br>

<em>"budget of 300 or less"</em></p>

<p>Shoot at night with "work lights" from a home store (Home Depot, Lowes.) I would place 2 (or 3 depending on size of group) lights behind camera, above subjects eye level, spaced apart enough to achieve even lighting. Done.</p>

<p>If you're feeling ambitious, add 2 more lights above and behind the group (use ladder to attach to wall or ?) as a hair light and to wash the background.</p>

<p>I would use the 50mm lens.</p>

<p>I never get tired of listening to artistes pontificate and project. </p>

<p>Looks like cross processing to me.</p>

 

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