Re: PF Exhibits on 01 OCT 05 - Aside

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> Having only shot with 35mm for the last 45 years I have learned to
> compose within that space without thinking about cropping.

Emily


You *always* compose your pictures to the shape decreed by someone
back in the early part of the last century?

It's the sort of thing I've heard in a camera club.


If I want to shoot a square shot I'll use 35mm (24 mm x 36mm) and crop
the result square.  I've learned to be able to do that.  I don't
somehow see any real merit in going out and buying a camera with a
24mm x 24mm frame (I just can't see the difference.

On the old square medium format film cameras one of the old touted
advantages was being able to take all your (intended) shots (landscape
and portrait) without rotating the camera.


So I think I've learned to compose *within* the 35mm space accepting
that some of the film is not within my composition.


Bob




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