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I think the contrast is way too high in some of these photos.
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Zoowick posted:I put together a video of the studio, building and some video of inside the clock tower. See, now that's an unfair advantage. Question though - would you charge the fees you do if you didn't have access to a studio?
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Apr 10, 2009 23:23
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dakana posted:I would have loved to see a symmetric, normal-angled shot of this. This hall has awesome lines that are wasted with the angle, but I think would have looked awesome with a centered & symmetric composition. I like it as-is, thought I'd say.
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Apr 12, 2009 01:08
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shudder posted:Couple. Still have more coming. This was more a photographic documentary if anything. We've been meaning to meet up and do a couple promos but our schedules conflicted. Then by some random miracle our schedules collided. Bad side is that I didn't have all my equipment and they wanted to jam. Only light was from a single light bulb dangling from a cord in the middle of them. I had my 40D with my 17-85 4.0/5.6 so my lighting was limited. Bumped it up to 3200 and shot at like 1/40th to 1/80th with IS on. I think I might have pushed these a bit far. You underestimate the appeal of grainy band shots. They're not perfect, but given the conditions, they're pretty good.
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May 4, 2009 13:20
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So how do you people address colour metering at concerts? You'd think this would come up in most guides, but it doesn't.
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May 19, 2009 19:07
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$250 really is a pittance for a solo gig. I tend to get paid $150-200 a day for ASSISTING another photographer, never mind doing the scouting and post-processing. If you don't need professional photos for your band then, don't hire a professional. Use the amateur with his compact or first DSLR, because they at least aren't trying to cover the cost of thousands of dollars' worth of gear.
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