Comments on: How Much Did I Shoot in Beijing? http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/ Photography: Little Black Boxes, fleeting moments, breaking the rules Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:13:54 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Vincent Laforet: Beijing 2008 « Blog de diseño gráfico - Fangonus http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-2564 Vincent Laforet: Beijing 2008 « Blog de diseño gráfico - Fangonus Thu, 22 Oct 2009 08:13:54 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-2564 [...] Pekín 2008, he estado siguiendo el trabajo de Vincent Laforet. Después de regresar, cuenta en su blog cuántas fotos ha hecho y con cuántas se quedará [...] [...] Pekín 2008, he estado siguiendo el trabajo de Vincent Laforet. Después de regresar, cuenta en su blog cuántas fotos ha hecho y con cuántas se quedará [...]

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]]> By: Nagenieten van de Olympische Spelen | Fotografie Serge Van Cauwenbergh http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-325 Nagenieten van de Olympische Spelen | Fotografie Serge Van Cauwenbergh Thu, 28 Aug 2008 21:23:31 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-325 [...] de Spelen tienduizenden beelden hebben geschoten. Op zijn fotoblog blikt de Amerikaanse fotograaf Vincent Laforet terug op de voorbije Spelen en is zelf verrast over het feit dat hij met zes camera’s bijna [...] [...] de Spelen tienduizenden beelden hebben geschoten. Op zijn fotoblog blikt de Amerikaanse fotograaf Vincent Laforet terug op de voorbije Spelen en is zelf verrast over het feit dat hij met zes camera’s bijna [...]

]]> By: Ron Scheffler http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-321 Ron Scheffler Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:01:06 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-321 Is that 480GB for one set of images, before a back-up copy? Doing the math then, it would seem you probably shot a lot of RAW. If so, it would be interesting for you to touch on how you deal with RAW on deadline and in particular the camera buffer limitations imposed by RAW in fast paced events where you might have important action plus extended jubo that quickly fills the buffer. And the SI photographers.... are they still shooting RAW? I recall reading in the past that they did. Is that 480GB for one set of images, before a back-up copy? Doing the math then, it would seem you probably shot a lot of RAW. If so, it would be interesting for you to touch on how you deal with RAW on deadline and in particular the camera buffer limitations imposed by RAW in fast paced events where you might have important action plus extended jubo that quickly fills the buffer. And the SI photographers…. are they still shooting RAW? I recall reading in the past that they did.

]]> By: dimitri hakke http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-309 dimitri hakke Thu, 28 Aug 2008 14:36:54 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-309 Interesting stuff. I'm a rockphotographer myself. And I thought I had trouble with my imageflow. In the filmage Iwas happy when I got 2 to 4 great images each 36-film. Nowadays I shoot make 80-100 clicks (1star=10percent)during the first 3 songs of a concert. That's about 100 frames in ten minutes: That's 0.17 frames a second. A long long long way from burst mode ;-) I have a question: do you have to replace the shutter after an event like this? I don't know how long your pro shutter lasts but. In this case not more than a few months? Or do you just buy a new camera? Interesting stuff. I’m a rockphotographer myself. And I thought I had trouble with my imageflow. In the filmage Iwas happy when I got 2 to 4 great images each 36-film. Nowadays I shoot make 80-100 clicks (1star=10percent)during the first 3 songs of a concert. That’s about 100 frames in ten minutes: That’s 0.17 frames a second. A long long long way from burst mode ;-) I have a question: do you have to replace the shutter after an event like this? I don’t know how long your pro shutter lasts but. In this case not more than a few months? Or do you just buy a new camera?

]]> By: Vincent Laforet http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-298 Vincent Laforet Thu, 28 Aug 2008 11:20:21 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-298 Fraser - yes - I will be outlining my workflow at some point. Hcabbos - I do not delete a single image - ever. Sometimes in camera in shoots where the action has clearly stopped... but for the most part never - because you never know if that weird image might actually look good to someone else's eyes. And I do my editing on the field on a 17" MacBook Pro - and on a MacPro tower when I'm in the studio. Fraser – yes – I will be outlining my workflow at some point.
Hcabbos – I do not delete a single image – ever. Sometimes in camera in shoots where the action has clearly stopped… but for the most part never – because you never know if that weird image might actually look good to someone else’s eyes. And I do my editing on the field on a 17″ MacBook Pro – and on a MacPro tower when I’m in the studio.

]]> By: Fraser http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-296 Fraser Thu, 28 Aug 2008 09:47:04 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-296 Just a big thanks! Fantastic stuff, i've been following your posts throughout the olympics and loved every one. Good work. You mentioned above that you're putting together a post on your archiving methodology, will you be outlining your workflow at all? Thanks again. Just a big thanks! Fantastic stuff, i’ve been following your posts throughout the olympics and loved every one. Good work.

You mentioned above that you’re putting together a post on your archiving methodology, will you be outlining your workflow at all?

Thanks again.

]]> By: hcabbos http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-294 hcabbos Thu, 28 Aug 2008 05:13:22 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-294 Do you perform your picture editing on the MackBook Pro or a tower? Do you perform your picture editing on the MackBook Pro or a tower?

]]> By: pacer521 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-291 pacer521 Thu, 28 Aug 2008 01:16:17 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-291 you're awesome....your pictures are great and those numbers are amazing, but that one percent will most likely be really great pictures. pacer521 http://culturedecoded.wordpress.com/ you’re awesome….your pictures are great and those numbers are amazing, but that one percent will most likely be really great pictures.

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]]> By: Adam Leahy http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/2008/08/27/how-much-did-i-shoot-in-beijing/#comment-289 Adam Leahy Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:21:21 +0000 http://vincentlaforet.wordpress.com/?p=490#comment-289 It's cool to get hard numbers like that from a guy in your position. Do you delete many images while you are shooting to get rid of things that are obviously bad? Also, the D90 looks pretty cool, I have to say I am Jonesin' pretty heavy on that. I liked your point about the guys with video rights and how this affects that situation. Interesting to see how that plays out. I've said this before, but I'm a teacher and my photo students really benefit from a blog like this because they can learn, and also get a better idea of what your career looks like and the lengths you go in your professionalism. Thanks! It’s cool to get hard numbers like that from a guy in your position. Do you delete many images while you are shooting to get rid of things that are obviously bad? Also, the D90 looks pretty cool, I have to say I am Jonesin’ pretty heavy on that. I liked your point about the guys with video rights and how this affects that situation. Interesting to see how that plays out. I’ve said this before, but I’m a teacher and my photo students really benefit from a blog like this because they can learn, and also get a better idea of what your career looks like and the lengths you go in your professionalism. Thanks!

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