re: Official Photography Thread. ♥

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mrs.Dani:</b>" I'm worried now.   "</blockquote>




You can always send it into Nikon. Did you buy it used or new?

Quoting Chuck Finley.:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mrs.Dani:</b>" I'm worried now.   "</blockquote> You can always send it into Nikon. Did you buy it used or new?"

I bought it used off Ebay. How much would it cost?

I just realized, it isn't the lens. Its the Camera. I tried putting my other 50mm on it and it is making the same noise

Quoting Mrs.Dani:" I just realized, it isn't the lens. Its the Camera. I tried putting my other 50mm on it and it is making the same noise"

Yeah. I looked it up and it's a lot louder than others. Not sure what you mean by "jumpy" though.

Quoting Legendary Bonnie Beaver:" Yeah. I looked it up and it's a lot louder than others. Not sure what you mean by "jumpy" though. "

It's kind of random. Like after the picture it looks like the lens moves a little. Not that I mess around with it it doesn't look as bad I think the noise scared me more so I started thinking something was wrong. I did look it up and found out that the D90 is a bit loud

I'm looking for a very simple contract guideline I was asked to do a favor for a friend who's on a incredibly tight budget to do some wedding pictures for her, I"m not charging her as I have no experience with weddings and I was very honest when she asked me about taking pictures for her. I told her I didn't feel comfortable covering certain things but would be happy to take some portraits for her between the ceremony and reception, turns out if I hadn't agreed to she would have asked her brother in law to do it with his crappy P&S! Regardless of being friends and being upfront and honest I want to put a contract in place I told her I would do it "by donation" because I know how tight she is money wise ( I feel bad because I was in the same position when I got married and wasn't able to afford pictures) I just feel more comfortable being professional about this especially with it being my first time. Any tips or "know how" on model releases would be greatly appreciated!!

I am nervous about tomorrow. I am shooting my friend. It is boudoir. And tips?

Anyone on? Which do you prefer?

Any CC on this?

Quoting Lil Glo Worm:" I'm looking for a very simple contract guideline I was asked to do a favor for a friend who's on a incredibly ... [snip!] ... about this especially with it being my first time. Any tips or "know how" on model releases would be greatly appreciated!!"

That's really sweet of you! I'm not sure about model releases. I actually need to draw one up as well so if I get around to doing the research on one today I will get back with you.

Quoting Mrs.Dani:" I am nervous about tomorrow. I am shooting my friend. It is boudoir. And tips?"

I'm sure you'll do great! Can't wait to see   Just try to keep everything super relaxed  

Quoting Mrs.Dani:" Anyone on? Which do you prefer? "

The middle one is my favorite position of the frog.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Ryleigh's Mama ♥:</b>" That's really sweet of you! I'm not sure about model releases. I actually need to draw one up as well so if I get around to doing the research on one today I will get back with you."</blockquote>




Thank you I really appreciate it! I'm going to keep looking as well but I was too tired last night to read through much!

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I really can't stand our local photographers. sigh.

These are AWESOME freakin' cakes.