Posted: Thu Sep 23, 2010 11:50 am Post subject: Low light shooting in a theater setting |
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mo wrote:
I just attended my sons school musical...so I thought I would test out my Auto Rikenon 1.4/55 and Pentax K200D and not use the in built flash...damn it is hard to get focus in that sort of lighting
I have a few questions...Did I select the right lens for the light? I have limited lenses to select from.
I was disappointed by missed focus and blur....any tips on what to do next time.
Was I right in keeping the lens wide open ( F1.4) all the time or should I have set it differently?The lighting changed from half light to full light a lot.
Here is a few of the chairs inside..it is an old art deco building...I don't have the lenses to capture the great features of this building...anyway here they are no flash!
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