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Looks like you might be up against the limits of aperture/SS...they would have benefitted from faster SS. Why the +2 EC? That doesn't quite make sense to me.
I don't particularly care for the overall purple color balance.
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Thank you for your advice regarding the shutter/aperture. Again, I'm still pretty new to all this, especially in a dark concert setting. The lighting was terrible, literally they had a an alternating blue and purple light on either side of the stage, and that was it. No other sources of light whatsoever.
With regards to the +2 EC, Im not totally sure. I was told by somebody that If I up the exposure compensation in a dark setting like that, ill be able to get lighter pictures. Have I been mis-informed?? What's your advice on it? |
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