ballets in the theater

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ballets in the theater sent on April 01, 2013 (22:29) by Adryx. 4 comments, 480 views.

at 135mm, 1/100 f/4.8, ISO 3200, hand held.

#Danza #BiancoeNero #ballerina #teatro

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Adryx

sent on April 02, 2013 (12:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I'd love a critique useful / constructive on this photo

Lui_gi

sent on April 21, 2013 (22:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Even in the face is not clear this penalizes a little shooting. Then the light here has not helped you, the one ray of light on the face is not very pleasant.
This and the other are some nice photos for composition and cutting time. They suffer a bit 'for the reasons I told you.
But comforted, it is easy to make photo tutttaltro that on those occasions. I can not have experience in this regard (on the contrary) but I saw that on some occasions it may be worth under expose a little to gain in shutter speed (a dark photo is recovered, maybe comes out a little 'noise, but a photo recovery move is not the most).
Underexpose then you put away any brighter parts, there the light meter does not discriminate, risking burnt.
You have to practice ... try, try.
Let 's seeor if they arrive opinions of those who are most experienced than me and can give you the best advice.

Fedejazz

sent on May 05, 2013 (19:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Luigi you have already 'given some useful advice, I might add that in the theater usually use spot metering, then they will be' your experience with the time to understand where and 'the ideal spot for light metering to choose to have the photo as you correctly exposed the display, the two picture you've posted, apart from the focus that you and 'went out of the face, according to my point of view is too static, do not be afraid to experiment looks for the movement lengthens the time experiments with time-diaphragms until discover the limits of your attrezzatura.Letture Recommended: The Negative Ansel Adams outdated as wise but certainly very useful to understand the exposure.
Hope that help
Hello Federico

Adryx

sent on May 07, 2013 (9:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks for advice, I think I will be very useful. I add that for the next photo of this kind I have equipped with Sigma 70-200 f2.8
thanks again the passage Lui_gi and Federeco

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