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02-10-2007, 12:22 PM


Haven't ever tried anything like that, but seems like a ladder would be good...lining up a row or two of people sitting, a row or two knealing, and then standing from there. Seems like with the extra height and all you could fit everyone into the image using the 24-70. Good luck!

If there were other ways to get even higher than 6' that might work also (2nd floor balcony, etc...), but I'd think the ladder would work well.

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02-10-2007, 12:53 PM


Ladder and shoot from high up. Try to get them into four or five rows. Sitting on the floor, kneeling, sitting on a chair, standing, standing on a chair. f/5.6 or higher for DOF. Focus on the middle row (remember DOF rules!) Extra flash units if necessary.

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Wow 150 people. You will need something much taller than a 6' ladder. I have done class reunion groups of that many using a 12' ladder and a superwide lens. You need to get set up ahead of time and mark off the picture area on the floor with masking tape or something. A bullhorn would also help.

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