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Are here on my personal site. I am done with uploading for today :)
My poor camera was so confused by the shiny facepaint. Concert lighting is terrible enough before adding in reflective faces. The two girls have mostly matte paints on their faces, but the boys all have lots of actually reflective paint. I could not get metering modes to work right. I had to do so much work on some of those pictures ... and actually on some I should really do more edits to darken background stuff. I should also clone out the reflection on the bald head of the dude in front of me in more pictures. For now I am calling it done, tho.
I am glad to have a few decent SPG pictures of my own, though I didn't get a good picture of my favorite bot: Hatchworth. (He's the one with the copper beard. Between the beard, the bronze paint and the glasses my camera kept trying to focus on his shirt because it looked more like a human face than all that texture and glare. Note to self: face detection is not always your friend.)
My poor camera was so confused by the shiny facepaint. Concert lighting is terrible enough before adding in reflective faces. The two girls have mostly matte paints on their faces, but the boys all have lots of actually reflective paint. I could not get metering modes to work right. I had to do so much work on some of those pictures ... and actually on some I should really do more edits to darken background stuff. I should also clone out the reflection on the bald head of the dude in front of me in more pictures. For now I am calling it done, tho.
I am glad to have a few decent SPG pictures of my own, though I didn't get a good picture of my favorite bot: Hatchworth. (He's the one with the copper beard. Between the beard, the bronze paint and the glasses my camera kept trying to focus on his shirt because it looked more like a human face than all that texture and glare. Note to self: face detection is not always your friend.)
