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From: daw1@mhuxl.UUCP (Douglas A. Williams)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Photographing during Childbirth
Message-ID: <652@mhuxl.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 25-Mar-86 09:51:39 EST
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Posted: Tue Mar 25 09:51:39 1986
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> >      I don't remember seeing a discussion of the subject of camera and film
> > selection for photographing a birth, but my wife is due in about a month
> 
> 	I have used Tri-X and B&W and high speed Ektachrome for color with
> good results for ambient light photography in hospital operating rooms where
> ...
> 	You didn't ask this, but personally I think that photography of a
> birth for personal reasons is a bit tacky...
> 
	I sent the original poster specs on what I used 2 years ago for the
birth of our first child. Our second is due any day now and I'm going to 
take pictures again. I don't think it's tacky.
	You're right, he didn't ask so stick it up your &^%$%. Why do *you*
photograph in operating rooms? You guys that go ahead and add your little
remarks are jerks!
	Note to everyone else in this group: sorry for the flame.

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