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Mar 12, 2006 16:10 | #1

i wanted to post these a while back but never had the time. i used my 350D and the nifty 50mm 1.8 and tried to stick to manual mode at 1/125 to 1/160 at f/4. tiny bit of noise ninja here and there because i shot at 800 and 1600. c&c are very welcome. thanks!

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Mar 12, 2006 16:13 | #2

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Oh man, I envy. I love Coheed.

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Mar 12, 2006 16:59 | #3

Nice, i love them too. How'd you get the camera in?

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Mar 12, 2006 17:27 | #4

Some nice shots. 2nd one has ghosting. (Cheap) filter on the lens? Get it off.

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Mar 12, 2006 18:48 as a reply to @ René Damkot's post | #5

Some pretty nice work, here. I worked with Coheed last year on their East Coast tour.

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Mar 13, 2006 00:42 as a reply to @ phishhead_23's post | #6

phishhead_23 wrote:
Nice, i love them too. How'd you get the camera in?

thanks. they're not really strict about bringing in cameras here in italy. the only show i went to where they didn't allow cameras was the bright eyes/rilo kiley show last year. all these pics were taken from behind the barrier and i was stuck in one spot.

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Mar 13, 2006 00:44 as a reply to @ René Damkot's post | #7

René Damkot wrote:
Some nice shots. 2nd one has ghosting. (Cheap) filter on the lens? Get it off.

wow... you could tell that there was a filter on the lens? you have good eyes. yes... i forgot to take off the canon UV filter. i think it was kinda dirty too.

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Mar 13, 2006 05:22 as a reply to @ marathon's post | #8

marathon wrote:
wow... you could tell that there was a filter on the lens? you have good eyes. yes... i forgot to take off the canon UV filter. i think it was kinda dirty too.

The lights in the top are seen again in the lower left of the frame.... Happened to me once. Thats when I took my (not so cheap) filter off.

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Mar 13, 2006 08:37 as a reply to @ René Damkot's post | #9

Nice job from the crowd. for most shows here in the States they don't allow professional gear in - meaning detachable lenses. For a few shows they do.. I'll be seeing Coheed next month when they tour with Avenged Sevenfold.

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Mar 13, 2006 15:28 as a reply to @ René Damkot's post | #10

René Damkot wrote:
The lights in the top are seen again in the lower left of the frame.... Happened to me once. Thats when I took my (not so cheap) filter off.

Rene, you don't use UV filters on a regular basis? I was under the impression that you should always have a filter on to protect your glass. Come to think of it, I've noticed flare too every once in a great while.

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Mar 13, 2006 15:38 | #11

No filters. Ever. Unless it's neccesary for the shot (ie polarizers or ND).
I will not get into another 'protective filter debate', but decided *for me* this works better. And yes, I have needed some lenses repaired due to 'crowd action' (read: beer in lenses)

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Mar 13, 2006 15:41 as a reply to @ earplugsrequired's post | #12

earplugsrequired wrote:
Nice job from the crowd. for most shows here in the States they don't allow professional gear in - meaning detachable lenses. For a few shows they do.. I'll be seeing Coheed next month when they tour with Avenged Sevenfold.

thanks i think it depends on how big the band is here. i didn't even buy tickets in advance to coheed and cambria. i just showed up early, didn't have to line up, and was right in front for the show. by my estimate, there couldn't have been more than 400 people there for the show. when i went to see the alkaline trio, they had the 3 song rule in play and there were a lot more people and security there. but they're pretty lax here in general. that's why i like watching bands here. it's easy to meet them after too.

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Mar 13, 2006 15:44 as a reply to @ René Damkot's post | #13

René Damkot wrote:
No filters. Ever. Unless it's neccesary for the shot (ie polarizers or ND).
I will not get into another 'protective filter debate', but decided *for me* this works better. And yes, I have needed some lenses repaired due to 'crowd action' (read: beer in lenses)

aaah... now i see it. filters are no good in situations like this. i suppose a lens hood would be the best protection you could have without sacrificing picture quality?

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Mar 13, 2006 17:05 as a reply to @ ome's post | #15

ome wrote:
Great job! But, where's the other two?

-Aaron

thanks! the other two? well... see... that's the big disadvantage of being stuck in the crowd with a prime lens. i couldn't get decent shots of the others

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