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PinkElectric · 01-08-2006, 02:09 AM

Give me some kind of idea ... How many photosets (about 60 pics/set) can i ask a photographer to produce in 10 hrs. ??

johnnyhey · 01-08-2006, 02:26 AM

depends on the individual shooter.

i'd say anywhere from 4-8 sets. i could do 8 easy.

if you're looking for absolute shitty on camera flash amateur shit, then you could get upwards of 15+.

it boils down to how good you want your content to be. i know some real meticulous shooters that will only get 2 sets in that amount of time.

3M TA3 · 01-08-2006, 02:47 AM

depends on the girl(s) and the location. if you are shooting two solo girls in one professional studio with ample changing areas and your sets ready to go, 10 sets shouldn't be a problem. but remember the faster you go the worse the production usually becomes. Everyone including the talent gets tired.

18 frames per second * 60 seconds * 60 minutes * 10 hours = 648000 pictures = 10800 sets of 60 photos

KCat · 01-08-2006, 02:59 AM

Factor in time for the model to change clothes, switch up the make-up & hair enough to make the sets look different, change backgrounds etc.

SilentKnight · 01-08-2006, 05:57 AM

On average I typically shoot 250-300 frames in a 3-4 shoot, of which two-thirds are generally usable.

But as others have said, a lot depends on the model, the photographer, the setups, outfit changes, etc.

I would think at least 500 pics in a typical 10 hr. photoshoot isn't unrealistic.

3M TA3 · 01-08-2006, 05:59 AM

I think the better question should be, "by rushing a photoshoot, how much time do you have to add photoshopping boarder line pictures?"

MichaelAncher · 01-08-2006, 06:19 AM

I would run screaming away if anybody asked me to do more than 3 set on the same girl...If the sets has to be good with a lot of variation, the girl has to look sexy, and with background / make-up /clothes changes, then 3 set's should be the max.

SilentKnight · 01-08-2006, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by 3M TA3

I think the better question should be, "by rushing a photoshoot, how much time do you have to add photoshopping boarder line pictures?"

Good point also.

Haste makes waste, as they say.

VideoJ · 01-08-2006, 06:30 AM

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Originally Posted by PinkElectric

Give me some kind of idea ... How many photosets (about 60 pics/set) can i ask a photographer to produce in 10 hrs. ??

What quality do you want? How many girls? With 8 girls I've done as many as 20 sets in a 6 hour period, but that's ok quality and no speical makeup done. If you wanted a single girl, pro makeup, quality lighting, you might be looking at only 4-5 sets max in a 10 hour period.

Nilsy42 · 01-08-2006, 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by MichaelAncher

I would run screaming away if anybody asked me to do more than 3 set on the same girl...If the sets has to be good with a lot of variation, the girl has to look sexy, and with background / make-up /clothes changes, then 3 set's should be the max.

I'd say even 3 is pressing it.
I hate taking more than 1 set of pictures on one model at the same time.
So, I'd say 2 sets maximum regardless of time in any given day of the same model.
To setup a 10 hour shoot is a brain strain in my opinion.

But, if you have different models, then fine, perhaps 5 - 7 sets.

And as someone just said, it depends on the photographer.
I'm a bit lazy, and so I hate to readjust the lighting, reflectors etc, just to give the impression of a "new" set.

imageman · 01-08-2006, 08:53 AM

First dont shoot for 10 hours, its a waste of time for both model and photographer. 4 hours is ample to get some nice shots.
Better to do two half day shoots a week apart so that you get some new fresh ideas. You will get stale and very tired shooting 10 hours straight.
It easy to get around 6 sets in a 5 hour session for the web but for magazines work you would shoot less.

SilentKnight · 01-08-2006, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by imageman

First dont shoot for 10 hours, its a waste of time for both model and photographer. 4 hours is ample to get some nice shots.
Better to do two half day shoots a week apart so that you get some new fresh ideas. You will get stale and very tired shooting 10 hours straight.
It easy to get around 6 sets in a 5 hour session for the web but for magazines work you would shoot less.

I quite agree. I usually start getting worn out after the 4 hour point - especially when I'm moving around a lot for different angles, climbing ladders for aerials, etc. Plus most models tend to get lulled in to boredom by that point as well, with the same facial expression.

Sometimes you just have no choice, though - if you've rented a location and want to take full advantage of every minute of the rental.

DeanCapture · 01-08-2006, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by imageman

First dont shoot for 10 hours, its a waste of time for both model and photographer. 4 hours is ample to get some nice shots.

This is soooo true. Years ago when I first got into the adult industry I shot for David Lace and we would shoot 10 to 15 sets per day at his studio. The first half dozen sets were great but after that...the girls started getting tired and I started getting tired and it would really show in the pictures.

Some site owners are more interested in "quantity" then they are in "quality". A talented photographer can shoot as many sets as you want him to in a 10 hour period so the real question is... "how important is having good quality material to you"? The best thing to do is to find a photographer who produces the kind of work that you like and ask them how many sets they can produce in a day. For me, I can typically shoot about 5 to 6 sets of pics a day and a few small video clips and for my clients...that's pefect

Grapesoda · 01-08-2006, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by johnnyhey

depends on the individual shooter.

i'd say anywhere from 4-8 sets. i could do 8 easy.

if you're looking for absolute shitty on camera flash amateur shit, then you could get upwards of 15+.

it boils down to how good you want your content to be. i know some real meticulous shooters that will only get 2 sets in that amount of time.

figure 3-4 sets per hr if ya set it up right . . with a helper to manage the model. like the man siad: what quality do you want . . HQ content figure 4-6 sets per day with 3-4 solo vids, with full crew . .

Bman · 01-08-2006, 11:30 AM

[QUOTE=DeanCapture]
Some site owners are more interested in "quantity" then they are in "quality". [QUOTE]

Actually I think this is the case with most of the internet guys

Bman · 01-08-2006, 11:33 AM

A 10 hour photo shoot? you have to be fuckin kidding me?
You will get crap...why? cause there is no photographer that wants to do that...well actually not true there is one photographer I know from Philidelhia that shoots for Mac and Bumble that guy will shoot for fuckin 3 days if you let him. I am sure you know who he is Dean, just can't remember his name right now? However any guy will get way too tired not good!
A day for a photographer should be 3-4 sets for quality work

Nilsy42 · 01-09-2006, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Bman

...cause there is no photographer that wants to do that...well actually not true there is one photographer I know from Philidelhia that shoots for Mac and Bumble that guy will shoot for fuckin 3 days if you let him. However any guy will get way too tired not good!
A day for a photographer should be 3-4 sets for quality work

Hahaha, I know a chap like that over here in Norway too.
He could do a 10 hour photoshoot easy, and still come out smiling!!
Cause, he has seen some pussy!
But his pics unsharp and unbalanced etc. But sure, you'll get like thousands of pictures.
Actually, there's a few of them up here come to think of it...

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3M TA3 Confirmed User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: So Cal Posts: 2,972	depends on the girl(s) and the location. if you are shooting two solo girls in one professional studio with ample changing areas and your sets ready to go, 10 sets shouldn't be a problem. but remember the faster you go the worse the production usually becomes. Everyone including the talent gets tired. 18 frames per second * 60 seconds * 60 minutes * 10 hours = 648000 pictures = 10800 sets of 60 photos __________________ Dedicated and colo hosting: ICQ 291313057 "A problem cannot be solved from the same consciousness that created it. We must learn to see the world anew." - Albert Einstein

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SilentKnight Megan Fox's fluffer Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: shooting pool in Elysium Posts: 24,818	On average I typically shoot 250-300 frames in a 3-4 shoot, of which two-thirds are generally usable. But as others have said, a lot depends on the model, the photographer, the setups, outfit changes, etc. I would think at least 500 pics in a typical 10 hr. photoshoot isn't unrealistic.

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Bman Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Redirecting your traffic Posts: 1,679	A 10 hour photo shoot? you have to be fuckin kidding me? You will get crap...why? cause there is no photographer that wants to do that...well actually not true there is one photographer I know from Philidelhia that shoots for Mac and Bumble that guy will shoot for fuckin 3 days if you let him. I am sure you know who he is Dean, just can't remember his name right now? However any guy will get way too tired not good! A day for a photographer should be 3-4 sets for quality work __________________ ICQ 228211529