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Old 04-23-2009, 08:53 PM   #8
April Phillips April Phillips is offline
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Thanks Allen and Mike,

This is exactly the practical advice I was looking for. I find the photography part of the process the most agonizing part of the whole process. Probably because of the time limit with the model. I would do myself a favor by practicing on anyone who will sit for me, (which is no one in this house.)

Mike, I wanted to clarify about the zoom lens. I have a 75-300mm lens. Are you saying I should be in the lower numbers?

Thanks so much for your time in helping me figure out these issues.
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