Catwalk runwa

[Cutter]

I will be wanting to take pictures of a model on a catwalk runway, but not close enough for flash. If you have any hints that could help me I am all ears. Any advice would be great.
Thank you

[Ed Godden]

Hey Mark,

I shot a runway show at London Fashion Week a few weeks back with a 70-200mm lens. No flash was allowed either. Check out my pics and also some tips and hints ny following the link below!

http://www.photoradar.com/news/story...n-fashion-week

Hope its of some use to you... and good luck!

Ed

[Cutter]

Wow thanks Ed just what i was looking for. Great shots of yours, what sort of shutter speed is reqiuired ? or just use apeture mode and let the camera do the rest ?

Ps commented on your gallery Clair2 Fab photos did you use flash ? And great gallery Ed

[ap4a]

Originally Posted by Cutter

what sort of shutter speed is reqiuired ? or just use apeture mode and let the camera do the rest ?

Depending on what browser you use you can get plugins that will allow you to read the image exif (if intact, as Ed's is). As an example, the first image has the following exif data:

Camera Maker: Canon
Camera Model: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III
Image Date: 2010:02:24 11:29:40
Focal Length: 160.0mm
Aperture: f/4.5
Exposure Time: 0.0016 s (1/640)
ISO equiv: 640
Exposure Bias: -0.67
Metering Mode: Matrix
Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)
White Balance: Manual
Flash Fired: No
Photographer: Ed Godden
Copyright: Ed Godden

[Cutter]

Originally Posted by ap4a

Depending on what browser you use you can get plugins that will allow you to read the image exif (if intact, as Ed's is). As an example, the first image has the following exif data:

Thanks ap4a, I dont understand what the matrix meterig mode is , I have the canon 50D.

[ap4a]

Originally Posted by Cutter

Thanks ap4a, I dont understand what the matrix meterig mode is , I have the canon 50D.

AKA evaluative, pattern or multi-zone.

[Cutter]

Originally Posted by ap4a

AKA evaluative, pattern or multi-zone.

Ok I understand that, one more thing, metering manual ! explain please

[ap4a]

Originally Posted by Cutter

Ok I understand that, one more thing, metering manual ! explain please

Where does it say that?

It says manual white balance, which can mean different things depending on the software used to process, often that the WB has been manually set within the raw editing software.

[Cutter]

Originally Posted by Cutter

Ok I understand that, one more thing, metering manual ! explain please

Sorry I wanted to say what white balance setting is used ?

[Cutter]

Originally Posted by ap4a

Where does it say that?

It says manual white balance, which can mean different things depending on the software used to process, often that the WB has been manually set within the raw editing software.

So you mean its done in raw?