Subject: | Re: Nature recordists group |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Mon Jan 23, 2012 8:31 am ((PST)) |
<<My main technique is to set a rig and wait for the wildlife to come close enough, but I get a lot of garbage that way. Photographers call it the "polyphoto method">> I call it the machine gun technique. If you fire enough bullets you're like= ly going to hit something. In cinema this is the shooting ratio, the amount= of film shot compared to what makes the final cut. The truth is that many = of the people we think of as great photographers, great film makers, great = composers, etc, don't necessarily start out with high ratios of great mater= ial vs junk. But what they really are is great editors, so the audience onl= y gets to see the great results. Scott Fraser |
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