Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

[Trevoreast]

Was doing some snapping earlier today this is my fave, I liked the fake emotion

F2.8 1/160 @ 165mm. Smooth as silk @ 1600 with 7D - Yee ha !



Trev

[Trevoreast]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

A few more
These were shot on a candid basis - I waqs not allowed to talk to or pose anyone, I think these are typical of the genre, if not, this will be my style LOL

I switched between the 7D 40D 24-70 2.8 70-200 2.8 and 50 1.4 the exif is intact if anyone wants to know.

Male

Group1

group 2


I'm sure the first thing you'll notice is the awful Flash Shadow


Trev

[BT Bob]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

I'm sure the first thing you'll notice is the awful Flash Shadow

Er, oddly, it wasn't!!!

But, in the real world - I like these a lot. Great work, Trev.

[DeeGee]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

Number one for me.. its the contrast between the emotion of the main subject and the disinterest of the man reading in the background.

[Trevoreast]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

its the contrast between the emotion of the main subject and the disinterest of the man reading in the background.

Di I won't try to kid you I considered this at time of shooting.
With me most of the time it's just point the camera at the least boring occurance a snap away :-)

Thanks Bob

Trev

[Trevoreast]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

Here is the album - I'm not expecting to pick up any photogrphy awards for these snaps

Trev

[Woolley]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

They're nice shots. Could do with either a bit of extra contrast to pick them up. Otherwise I find rehearsal photos look good still in colour but heavily de-saturated - don't know why, but it works.

#3 is my favourite, very typical rehearsal scene, I suspect it would benefit from a little crop to lose some of the background and pull the viewer into the scene.

Looking at your album, the first and the last are the cream of the crop - love the 'listening' expression on the last one.

[Trevoreast]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

Thanks Wooley I was hoping you'd have a look, with your theatrical background.
The processing was rushed I have a bit of a PP log jam building up at the moment and they were in a hurry for these.
Thanks for your helpful comments. I was whooping about ISO 1600, # 3 was actually ISO 3200.:-)
I was a bit naughty and used the AUTO ISO on the 7D for quite a few shots, it seems to work quite well, it's like a whole new mode, I'm liking it.

I supplied 17 pix in colour, largely just WB corrected I'm told these will be published in print in multiple publications very soon.
Trev

[Hereford_EOS2]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

There is something special about B&W photographs.
Nice one Trev

[Muscat]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

I supplied 17 pix in colour, largely just WB corrected I'm told these will be published in print in multiple publications very soon.
Trev

Well done Trev

[Trevoreast]

Re: Rehearsal shot - See how they run.

I have added some colour PP'd shot to the gallery they are 1200 pX wide with most of the distractions edited out on the headshots.

Thanks for the replies Miuscat and Stephen

Trev