Singapore Arts Festival 09 (RED - Stalker Theathre Company) @ Vivocity

[shengliang1981]

Sharing my snapshots of the performance "RED" by Stalker Theater Company from Australia. Thanks for viewing.

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[muzikbug]

Thanks for the pics. Nice set!
Mind sharing your settings?

[shengliang1981]

Originally Posted by muzikbug Thanks for the pics. Nice set! Mind sharing your settings?

Thanks. You may view the settings in the EXIF of each image.

[lsr792000]

Nice series! Think will go tonight!

[shengliang1981]

Originally Posted by lsr792000 Nice series! Think will go tonight!

Thanks.

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[FireZ]

Hi TS....i saved ur pics 45...

realise tat u uses f3.2, 1/125sec, iso1600...

lol...i was using f2.8 at iso1600 too..but my speed nid to reduce like....1/20sec...

may i know..y is it such a different?..uses tamron 17-50mm..

hope u wun mind explaining to noob like me..

cheers!

[shengliang1981]

Originally Posted by FireZ Hi TS....i saved ur pics 45... realise tat u uses f3.2, 1/125sec, iso1600... lol...i was using f2.8 at iso1600 too..but my speed nid to reduce like....1/20sec... may i know..y is it such a different?..uses tamron 17-50mm.. hope u wun mind explaining to noob like me.. cheers!

The shutter speed depends on the lighting condition. When shooting a scene which is bright, the metering system will increase the shutter speed. Similarly, in dim conditions, the camera metering will reduce the shutter speed. Normally, I set the exposure compensation to somewhere between -2/3 to -2 EV in dim conditions to increase the shutter speed and to prevent highlight clipping.

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Here's my final 3 for this series. Thanks again for viewing.

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[FireZ]

Originally Posted by shengliang1981 The shutter speed depends on the lighting condition. When shooting a scene which is bright, the metering system will increase the shutter speed. Similarly, in dim conditions, the camera metering will reduce the shutter speed. Normally, I set the exposure compensation to somewhere between -2/3 to -2 EV in dim conditions to increase the shutter speed and to prevent highlight clipping.

oic...
thanks for the guidance...
will try it next time if got a similar event...
thanks thanks a lot..
gonna slp..
2ml still NS..sian..
niteZ
cheers!