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As a fan of the iconic Star Wars franchise, I've had the privilege of capturing group photos with fellow enthusiasts at various conventions and events. With a passion for photography, I've used my trusty camera to capture these memorable moments. In this article, we'll take a trip down memory lane and explore some of the most epic Star Wars group photos I've taken over the years.

DragonCon 2004 - 501st (Atlanta, Georgia, USA)

The first photo I took was during DragonCon 2004, where I used a 'travel zoom' camera to capture the moment. Unfortunately, it had some dominant lens softness on the right-hand side of the photo. Despite this, the group and crowds were small enough that there wasn't much need for an official photographer.

DragonCon 2003 - Rebel Legion (Atlanta, Georgia, USA)

For DragonCon 2003, I used a Nikon LS-30 film scanner to scan in the image and touched it up with Ken Rice. The photo was taken indoors, in a large windowed area under shaded sun. I was the official photographer for this group photo, which was also the first one I shot digitally.

DragonCon 2003 - 501st (Atlanta, Georgia, USA)

This photo was scanned using a Nikon Coolscan 5000 ED film scanner and features ISO 400 negative film. Back in 2002, the convention-going members of the Canadian Garrison were just a handful of friends, making this a spontaneous group photo.

SFX 2002 - 501st/Rebel Legion (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

The result was scanned in using a Nikon LS-30 film scanner and touched up by Ken Rice. I followed the rule-of-thumb of using a prime lens, set the f-stop to f/8, and used low-speed positive film.

DragonCon 2001 - 501st (Atlanta, Georgia, USA)

This photo was taken with a Nikon SLR film camera, marking the beginning of my photography journey. I think I was the official photographer for this photo.

SLam's 501st, Rebel Legion & Droid Builders Group Photos

All the images below can be viewed on Flickr by clicking on each image. Ken Rice does most of the photo touch-ups, with some exceptions where I took a 'rogue-shot' for my own interest. Some photos were taken as an official photographer, while others were spontaneous moments captured during events.

Whether you're a fellow Star Wars enthusiast or just a photography fan, these group photos are sure to bring back memories and inspire your own creative endeavors. So, grab your camera and join the fun!

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