Xihu Arts Troupe @ the VivoCity

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[dancemania]

Lovely shots. By the way what are your settings and which camera are u using? Happy New Year!

[tonylim]

Originally Posted by dancemania Lovely shots. By the way what are your settings and which camera are u using? Happy New Year!

Tks
Settings: Aperture piority (2.8-3.5), ISO (200-500) with auto flash.
DSLR: Canon 1Dmk3

[friends]

Hi Tony,

Good composition and white balanced.
Good shoot.

Regards.
Friends.

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[tonylim]

Originally Posted by friends Hi Tony, Good composition and white balanced. Good shoot. Regards. Friends.

Tks for the compliments.

Happy Lunar Year New to All

[bluetears2000]

Hmmm.....to me, all the pics are over-exposed.
The dancers' faces are too 'white', abit 'scary' sia.

I prefer mine to be of lesser brightness, the colour can later be altered using PS.
Some of my original pics w/o PS at:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34234665@N05/

[Anson]

Lovely shots from the TS... if I am not wrong two different cameras is used right?

[tonylim]

Originally Posted by bluetears2000 Hmmm.....to me, all the pics are over-exposed. The dancers' faces are too 'white', abit 'scary' sia. I prefer mine to be of lesser brightness, the colour can later be altered using PS. Some of my original pics w/o PS at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/34234665@N05/

Different monitor might have different brightness and contrast settings. If most of the photos in internet appear over-exposed on your monitor, your monitor might have higher brightness than average users. Of course you might have preference for dimmer photos.
FYI, your pics in flickr look dim and yellowish on my monitor.

Originally Posted by Anson Lovely shots from the TS... if I am not wrong two different cameras is used right?

Hi Anson. All photos taken by same camera

[tomcat]

Originally Posted by tonylim Different monitor might have different brightness and contrast settings. If most of the photos in internet appear over-exposed on your monitor, your monitor might have higher brightness than average users. Of course you might have preferrance for dimmer photos. FYI, your pics in flicker look dim and yellowish on my monitor.

I agree. They looked under-exposed and with too much red and yellow colour cast as if taken in a dimly lit room.

[bluetears2000]

Cos, those are the original pics taken with the spotlights. I can easily adjust the color tones using PS.
What I mean is most of the pics do not show the natural skin tone color of the dancers, I don't believe they put makeup on their arms.
Haha...

[Anson]

Originally Posted by tonylim Hi Anson. All photos taken by same camera

Strange... the #2 photo seem taken by a 450D?

Even the EXIF shows that it is from the camera too...

[tonylim]

Originally Posted by Anson Strange... the #2 photo seem taken by a 450D? Even the EXIF shows that it is from the camera too...

My mistake. All pics taken by 1Dmk3 except pic #2 (450D)

[Zenten]

Originally Posted by bluetears2000 Hmmm.....to me, all the pics are over-exposed. The dancers' faces are too 'white', abit 'scary' sia. I prefer mine to be of lesser brightness, the colour can later be altered using PS. Some of my original pics w/o PS at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/34234665@N05/

Yr pics ................. hmmm...... no comment ..............

[Zenten]

Nice pics, Tony ..............

[tonylim]

Originally Posted by Zenten Nice pics, Tony ..............

Hi Zenten. Tks for your comment