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Reign wrote in post #6154099
In 1, 2, and 7 I would have put the piano a bit more to the right of the photos... almost centering the bench instead of the piano itself.

Hmmm, I'll have to give that a try. We found it very hard to place the piano on stage... if you look at picture 6, you'll see the piano is actually a little more left of the center line. It's pretty heavy on one side, so trying to balance it from left to right is pretty hard, especially for the wide angles, where we wanted the piano tilted on stage a bit...

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londonblue007 wrote in post #6154383
Hmmm, I'll have to give that a try. We found it very hard to place the piano on stage... if you look at picture 6, you'll see the piano is actually a little more left of the center line. It's pretty heavy on one side, so trying to balance it from left to right is pretty hard, especially for the wide angles, where we wanted the piano tilted on stage a bit...

and by a lttle more left of the center line, I mean stage left of the center line, or from the pictures POV a little more to the RIGHT of the center line.

Sorry about that.

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