Theatre lighting rig

While this might not be the most fascinating subject, this shows how realistic exposure blending can make a huge dynamic range subject look natural.

Looks like it belongs in a Rosco catalog.

Very clean and very well done. What's the performance space below?
Theater or Broadcast Studio?

Thank you Jay.

It was part of a new University building that teaches film and theatre studies. This was one of the theatres. Each theatre had a different rig so they could teach students all the skills needed.

Great looking image. You did a great job blending. When you wrote you did 6 brackets, did you mean 6 sets of bracketed exposures or 6 exposures in a single bracketed set?

Very nicely rendered. Rob Shakespeare would be impressed.

Kirk

navydoc wrote in post #12675953
Great looking image. You did a great job blending. When you wrote you did 6 brackets, did you mean 6 sets of bracketed exposures or 6 exposures in a single bracketed set?

Apologies my poor explanation Looking in Lightroom, I took 9 shots in the bracketed exposure sequence and used 6 for the blend.

Great job blending. Was it a lot of work?

Whoever is the electrical contractor for this new building should license these from you...

J-Blake wrote in post #12676409
Great job blending. Was it a lot of work?

Hi Jon,

The base blend by the Oloneo s/w was actually excellent. It only required about 10 mins manual tweaking. I spent longer fettling a shot of the interior entrance.

Amazing!

Nicely done!