Re: [photo-3d] Twin Rig Focus

[Ron Beck <rbeck@xxxxxxxx>]

I tend to side with the pre-focus group.  Even shooting kids running
around at a family gathering.  I tend to pre-focus my Kodak stereo and
get great shots of the kids running around.  Pre-focusing a pair of 35mm
cameras isn't much different than this.  Set your f-stop and pre-focus
in your f-stop range and shoot.  Then shoot, keeping in mind your
distance limits.  And, if you're worried about missing a shot, shoot
lots of film.  After all, IMHO, film is cheaper than missing an
opportunity.

Regards,
Ron

Peter Davis wrote:
> 
> I think a lot depends on your subject matter.  If you're shooting
> landscapes, wildlife, sports, etc., pre-focusing may work for you.  If,
> however, you're shooting kids running around at a family gathering, I think
> you'll miss a lot of shots.
> 
> -pd
>

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