Preview: Garbage @ The Pageant
Here’s a quick four image preview from Garbage at the Pageant last night. Great, high energy show, the band’s die-hard fans seemed to love every second of this gig.
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How’s the lighting? Looks like it was all reds and purples, not a huge fan of those. I’m shooting them next week!
Lighting was very interesting. Not “easy,” but plenty to keep one busy. I think the lighting for Garbage was a pretty good challenge overall.
Shot them in Latvia couple of months ago – lights for the first 3 songs were very hard – lots of reds + strobes all the time. Add very active movement of Shirley all over the stage and you got yourself some very challenging concert for shooting :)
Can see my results here – http://www.rocknphotos.com/2012/11/16/garbage-is-back/
Hey Oskars, your shots look great. Looks like you had a little more white light in the mix, but overall a similar treatment/style.
Sup Todd went through some of your recent concert files. Awesome colors etc… however I find that many of the images are somewhat soft. I know you used to use D3 and D700 was there any reason why you switched to D800 particularly and what you may find more superior.
You’re just seeing the dynamic image sizing used by PhotoShelter. I assure you the original images are not soft.
I have switched to the D800 mostly because of greed. The image quality of files is fantastic. I like the large resolution and the ability to crop if necessary without sacrificing the ability to make huge prints in the future.