35mm Adapter Macro Tricks

Carl Wilky · April 24th, 2008, 02:55 PM

Thank you for these great tips Jason,

I do have a question related to this though, do you coriograph the shots during the prepping time? I notice the work you do is incredibly well thought out that it would pretty impressive if you manage to capture all of your footage off the cuff.

Do you ever direct your subjects to stand or look or face a certain way to get the most impact in your shots?

Thank you in advanced for your input, its quite helpful.

Jason Magbanua · April 26th, 2008, 05:23 AM

Hey Carl, as a matter of shooting principle, we don't pose our direct our subjects. Our shooting style is candid and more documentation really.

The flow might come across as "well thought of" perhaps because of experience and a certain logic we apply in putting the shots together to make the "story".
Thanks!

April 24th, 2008, 02:55 PM	#16
Carl Wilky Regular Crew Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Montéal, Canada Posts: 115	Thank you for these great tips Jason, I do have a question related to this though, do you coriograph the shots during the prepping time? I notice the work you do is incredibly well thought out that it would pretty impressive if you manage to capture all of your footage off the cuff. Do you ever direct your subjects to stand or look or face a certain way to get the most impact in your shots? Thank you in advanced for your input, its quite helpful.

April 26th, 2008, 05:23 AM	#17
Jason Magbanua Major Player Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Manila Posts: 317	Hey Carl, as a matter of shooting principle, we don't pose our direct our subjects. Our shooting style is candid and more documentation really. The flow might come across as "well thought of" perhaps because of experience and a certain logic we apply in putting the shots together to make the "story". Thanks!