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03-04-2016, 02:27 AM
How to shoot like an Oscars photographer
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Capturing the key moments of the 2016 Oscar ceremony— when Spotlight was*crowned Best Picture and Leo finally got his award— took a team of nearly 20 Getty Images staffers, lightning fast reflexes and just a little help from robots.
Getty Images, one of the biggest photo services in the world, goes all out when it covers the Oscars as photos must be*available mere moments after they're shot throughout the course of the night.*
But how does that happen?
Larry Busacca, Getty Images' chief entertainment photographer for **rth America, spoke with Mashable and provided*some insight into how their team tackles the most photographed event of the year. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/03/how-to-shoot-the-oscars/)
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Capturing the key moments of the 2016 Oscar ceremony— when Spotlight was*crowned Best Picture and Leo finally got his award— took a team of nearly 20 Getty Images staffers, lightning fast reflexes and just a little help from robots.
Getty Images, one of the biggest photo services in the world, goes all out when it covers the Oscars as photos must be*available mere moments after they're shot throughout the course of the night.*
But how does that happen?
Larry Busacca, Getty Images' chief entertainment photographer for **rth America, spoke with Mashable and provided*some insight into how their team tackles the most photographed event of the year. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/03/how-to-shoot-the-oscars/)
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