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  • Elaine Maria
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    Evening =)

    I’ve been floating around for a while but before I become a full on lurker I better introduce myself.
    I’m Elaine, I’ve recently started working as a photographers assistant in Dublin and am loooving it.
    I’ve noticed a kind of gap in information on-line for aspiring photo assistants so I’m creating a blogspace on my personal experience including advice and tips for hitting the ground running when you first enter the studio.

    I really hope it helps and would appreciate any kind of feedback.

    http://www.elainemariablog.blogspot.com

    shutterbug
    Participant

    Welcome to the site Elaine, I am sure there will be plenty of people
    interested in hearing about your experiences :)

    ossie13
    Participant

    Welcome Elaine & enjoy the site!!

    Steve

    PD_BARBS
    Participant

    Welcome onboard

    Great idea with the bloggsite, it will be good to follow your experiences.

    Peter

    Elaine Maria
    Participant

    Hi Peter, Steve and Jenny =)

    What a lovely welcome, thank you

    GCP
    Participant

    welcome and have fun.

    Elaine Maria
    Participant

    Thank you kindly =)

    I’ve updated my blog if anyone is interested.

    rado
    Member

    Hello everyone
    im new to this forum
    im no expert at photography but ihave some experience
    originally im from Poland
    my gear C40D+C17-55f2.8
    If You like to see Ireland landscape taken by foreigner :arrow: http://www.fotoirlandia.com/index.php?lang=en

    joes64
    Participant

    welcome , its a good site to learn on

    Elaine Maria
    Participant

    Evening,
    I have updated my blog again for anyone following it or interested in assisting =)

    Cookster
    Participant

    Welcome

    I’ve never been a photographers assistant. Nor have I ever been on a pro shoot. However, I do have a few tips.
    For anyone that’s working as an assistant, it can be a good place to pick up scraps of work. Particularly if you are working for the same person for a decent period of time, giving them an opportunity to see all your talents and personality. If you are lucky, they may have some work that they are willing to pass on when they are very busy.

    If you have anything to do with power on a photoshoot, find out where the fuseboxes/tripswitches are, and learn how to wire a plug. Understanding a bit about how many lights you can use off a single 13amp supply safely (total of around 3500 watts. just add all the wattages together). This will vary if you are using dimmer packs and industrial power supplies

    Can’t agree more with the “If you don’t know something, Ask…..” adage.

    Keep up the good work

    Sean

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