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Orio wrote:
All taken wide open with 2/135 except for #14 taken with 1.2/85
all high ISO
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| Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:55 pm Post subject: |
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Riku wrote:
^The best post ever probably.... simply fantastic!
If I had to choose.... #15 
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| Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:56 pm Post subject: |
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poilu wrote:
wow! beautiful series, colorful show!
my favs #1,#5,#11,#14,#15,#16
#5 have a nice IQ, same as #14, what aperture for #14?
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| Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 12:09 am Post subject: |
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peterqd wrote:
Great set Orio, beautiful. I don't have a favourite yet, can I have another couple of years to make up my mind? This beats watching rugby, eh? 
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rbelyell wrote:
the last photo is a genius! bravo!
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IAZA wrote:
great series!
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| Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 8:13 am Post subject: |
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Orio wrote:
| Riku wrote: |
| ^The best post ever probably.... simply fantastic! |
Wow, thanks a lot Riku!!
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wow! beautiful series, colorful show!
my favs #1,#5,#11,#14,#15,#16
#5 have a nice IQ, same as #14, what aperture for #14? |
thanks much poilu, #14 was taken at f/2
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| Great set Orio, beautiful. I don't have a favourite yet, can I have another couple of years to make up my mind? |
 Thanks a lot, Peter 
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| This beats watching rugby, eh? |
And all other sports as well But I'm sure I would love rugby if I just
could have a better understanding of what's going on.
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| the last photo is a genius! bravo! |
thanks much Rbelyell !
and thank you much Iaza!
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GrahamNR17 wrote:
 Fabulous
But can you set the photography standard a little lower while I catch up with your skills  |
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Orio wrote:
Thanks Graham
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BRunner wrote:
Great low light work Orio, many nice shots. My favorites are 14, 17 and 22.
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yinyangbt wrote:
Great Low light shots, Orio !
I love theem all .The first ones have a very special airy and delicate atmosphere until the night falls when all changes into a fiery and storming experience .Great colors and atmosphere ,master work !
Thank you for sharing!
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peterqd wrote:
Orio, why are there green skin tones in No. 10 and magenta in 16 & 18 etc? I guess it's coloured lighting but why it doesn't appear in all the shots?
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Orio wrote:
Thank you Brunner and Yinyang
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| Orio, why are there green skin tones in No. 10 and magenta in 16 & 18 etc? I guess it's coloured lighting but why it doesn't appear in all the shots? |
Because the stage light guy did turn on different coloured spotlight in different times. They can impart a really dramatic change on colouring, as you can notice in the change between #19 and #20, the costumes are the same but until #19 you have blue and pink spotlights, then from #20 you have yellow/green and white spotlights. The costumes even seem different because of that.
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Kathmandu wrote:
Amazing series, beautiful colors. Wow.
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peterqd wrote:
| Orio wrote: |
Thank you Brunner and Yinyang
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| Orio, why are there green skin tones in No. 10 and magenta in 16 & 18 etc? I guess it's coloured lighting but why it doesn't appear in all the shots? |
Because the stage light guy did turn on different coloured spotlight in different times. They can impart a really dramatic change on colouring, as you can notice in the change between #19 and #20, the costumes are the same but until #19 you have blue and pink spotlights, then from #20 you have yellow/green and white spotlights. The costumes even seem different because of that. |
Well, I like very much the "natural" lighting. I'd have had to have been there myself to see the benefit of the coloured lighting I think, but what a beautiful event it was! What was the music like?
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Orio wrote:
Thanks Kathmandu!
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| Well, I like very much the "natural" lighting.? |
Me too - or, at least, a mix like in some of the first photos, where the natural light provides the correct colour balance and the coloured spotlights only some "accents" that don't alter the balance much.
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| I'd have had to have been there myself to see the benefit of the coloured lighting I think |
For the digital photographer, no benefit at all, because the coloured spotlights reveal one of the weaknesses of the digital sensors
(the fact that some colours, esp. red and blue, provide a much inferior resolution to the image).
If I used film I would have obtained better results for sure.
When I photograph, I hate coloured spotlights. They spoil a lot of what could be better photos. 
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| but what a beautiful event it was! What was the music like? |
The music was worse than in the previous years. In the first years that I attended, they danced on historically "plausible" music, made with period instruments.
Now, probably because people prefers to see more oriental type belly dances than ancient dances, they use "fake" music, often of dubious taste, and also one Hollywood soundtrack 
This is the reason why I did not record any movie - with the photos you can imagine whatever music you like
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