I'd guess it depends on the kind of shooting as well. When I shoot that
much, I've got a large number of subjects, shooting 3-4 frames per subject.
-Adam
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250 frames in a day seems a lot for casual shooting on a vacation. If I'm
shooting a car for a magazine, I'll complete about 200 exposures in a four hour
period, and that's working very hard. However, a day of travel shooting is more
like 70 shots at most. A product shoot in my studio is usually about 30 frames.
I try to spend as much time on thought and planning as on shutter release.
That's not to say that you can't expose a lot of frames and still do the
homework, but it would be taxing for me to work that hard.
Paul
It's not that much. I've done around 230 in 2 hours at the last Anime
Masquerade I shot, and 72 in 15 minutes last weekend when I ran across
an open breakdance jam while running errands.
-Adam
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Sheesh! 250 exposures a day is a lot. Over the course of an 8 hour day,
that's more than one exposure every two minutes, assuming you don't break
for lunch, afternoon tea, or go to the bathroom. And on a busy day that
works out to be closer to one per minute, not considering breaks.
Shel
[Original Message]
From: Godfrey DiGiorgi
When traveling and concentrating on picture taking, I
averaged about 250 per day ...
... There were a couple of days where I filled 4 and
a bit of a 5th.
