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<blockquote data-quote="Kodiak" data-source="post: 180501" data-attributes="member: 15426">•This I do many times a year with the same difficulties every time.Considering that stade light technicians have no idea of what they are doing mostof the time. If your looking at opera houses or theatres, where the producers havea lot to do with the house staff to optimize decor, sound and light, there you may have a chance to get really beautiful setups. …or even rock concerts for that matter!…About your picture…Obviously, the choir is in blue, the orchestra in white and the singer…?This is what I was talking about… the singer get a spot of white and two yellow, from both sides, with some yellow colour spills on the musicians on his left!Trying the balance a take on both counts of WB and tonal range is quite impossiblein these conditions.Conclusion:Overall exposure and WB are ok. The necessary tweaks here are the WB and tonalrange of the signer. If they pay for it, proceed using the layer compound technique.If they don't, tweak the signer and let the rest of the image follow.Vbrg,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kodiak, post: 180501, member: 15426"] • This I do many times a year with the same difficulties every time. Considering that stade light technicians have no idea of what they are doing most of the time. If your looking at opera houses or theatres, where the producers have a lot to do with the house staff to optimize decor, sound and light, there you may have a chance to get really beautiful setups. …or even rock concerts for that matter! …About your picture… Obviously, the choir is in blue, the orchestra in white and the singer…? This is what I was talking about… the singer get a spot of white and two yellow, from both sides, with some yellow colour spills on the musicians on his left! Trying the balance a take on both counts of WB and tonal range is quite impossible in these conditions. Conclusion: Overall exposure and WB are ok. The necessary tweaks here are the WB and tonal range of the signer. If they pay for it, proceed using the layer compound technique. If they don't, tweak the signer and let the rest of the image follow. Vbrg, [/QUOTE]

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