fjrabon
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also, really the only time I have to re-shoot a kid is if they blinked or I got glass glare. If you shoot manual light and not TTL, you pretty rarely get blinks. Glass glare you can usually avoid by having the kid put their chin down a little bit more.
Also, watch the kids skin tone. For kids with very dark skin, I usually just bump the ISO up from 100 to 125 or 160, depending on how dark it is.
Watch their poses before you shoot, and you won't have to re-shoot very much, in our gallows humor, we call it the one-shot kill. And the only real editing that is done is a little bit of skin softening via an action (these are high school kids after all) and a batch crop.
Also, watch the kids skin tone. For kids with very dark skin, I usually just bump the ISO up from 100 to 125 or 160, depending on how dark it is.
Watch their poses before you shoot, and you won't have to re-shoot very much, in our gallows humor, we call it the one-shot kill. And the only real editing that is done is a little bit of skin softening via an action (these are high school kids after all) and a batch crop.