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malibubts
12th of November 2009 (Thu), 00:26
Well it's been tech week at school for our fall play this week and we open tomorrow, I guess you could say today. I spent Sunday, Monday and Tuesday with my new 1D MKII. The show is basically about Oscar Romero and some of the conflicts in his life. Here are some pics for C&C.

1)
http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0091/709915176_WDXFV-L-1.jpg

2)
http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0072/709913054_gDy3X-L-1.jpg

3)
http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0031/707426531_d6hHV-L-1.jpg

4)http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0084/707435576_X3TmJ-L-2.jpg

5)
http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0001/709909464_S4Pns-L-1.jpg

6)
http://photoeric.smugmug.com/Photography/5th-Sun/MT2J0129/708915887_2XoTS-L-1.jpg
DwightMcCann
16th of November 2009 (Mon), 10:22
Well, I guess nobody will steal these!
René Damkot
16th of November 2009 (Mon), 12:08
Good timing on the jumps. Framing of the first 2 could be better IMO, as could exposure on all.

I think I like the last one best.
malibubts
16th of November 2009 (Mon), 18:57
Since I am a student and on Crew I wanted to make the pictures available to everyone because I know 98% of the people working on the production pretty well. I did the same for Cats last year and my pictures wound up all over the place without my consent. I figured this would be the best trade off. Next time I will just create a private gallery and link from that. Thanks on the timing comments. I see what you mean by the framing. How is the exposure off? Too dark, too bright? Thanks for all the comments.
René Damkot
17th of November 2009 (Tue), 09:45
On the dark side IMO.
malibubts
17th of November 2009 (Tue), 14:34
Thanks. That's what I thought. I'm pretty sure my color is off on my laptop and that is what I used to edit.
divamum
18th of November 2009 (Wed), 22:59
On the dark side IMO.

Agreed. I'm noticing in my own performances shots that tweaking the WB instantly seems to make the exposure seem better too, even if I don't adjust brightness or exposure at all. I've been processing in LR and using the copy/paste and sync functions a lot so that once I get the WB for one lighting state I can just use it on the other shots in the series; much quicker.