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Was watching the final performance at our local summer theater program (my kid was in it). I was continually being drawn to this sound board and the yellow/orange light being cast down on it. All I had was a monopod with me, so steady as I could be I popped a couple shots of it. After playin with it a bit in Lightroom, I found l liked the B&W version better. I used an Ilford preset in Lightroom for the B&W. What do you think?
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I agree with liking the color more. Brings back my days of work in the theater (I was a sound guy).
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Thanks you two.........you are starting to make me second guess my B&W thoughts. Like I said I was really drawn to the lighting, now I am liking the original better! Thanks a lot!
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I like the B&W. But for me, the color one is my favorite because of specifically the colored lights. In an essentially monotone photo, the the green and red lights bring it more to life I think. With the B&W, the overall focus changes and the shot is not as lively...more moody (all personal opinions of course!).
Nice low light shot though. I assume you used something like the 50mm pretty wide open. But there's not much noise either. Nice shot!
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ISO 3200 200mm f/2.8 1/80sec BTW, I ran it through NikSoftware's DFine do reduce the noise.
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Ooooh. The 70-200. Love that lens though I don't use it enough indoors. That came out really nice! I'm really impressed with the noise reduction with DFine. The 50D is pretty noisy at 3200 because they crammed so much pixels in there and when I use NoiseNinja 2, it just softens it so much...
I gotta use it more indoors... Thanks for the info!
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I love the Canon 70-200/2.8. I use it for theater (obviously from this post) and dance. It's on my camera 99% of the time.
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The ballet shot is awesome!! Now those are things that I would love to get permission to shoot from either the pit or the side of the stage
Now I really need to start using my 70-200 more. I think my 24-70 has gotten enough love from me lately to not get too jealous
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