Live music session with three dragons

[Minu Park]

Shot with three dragons with standard OLPF.

It took me five hours to set up, and shoot two songs...

What a tough day it was...

P.S: We used the Canon Cine lens kit and 70-200II.
I really hoped that we had Ziess super prime, or Sigma art primes instead. I don't think Canon cine lens hold the sharpness very well when they are fully opened.

 

[Michael Tiemann]

What lights did you use? How did you balance (so well) the exposure between foreground and background with such highly colored lights?

 

[Brian Boyer]

I like these.

 

[Minu Park]

What lights did you use? How did you balance (so well) the exposure between foreground and background with such highly colored lights?

70% of most of lights are lit on Keyboarder and the drummer. Color Palette was "Blue + Red = Purple.

The other 30%, I lit a 2K on Singer's back "Halo" light Tungsten with A half CTO.

We balanced white balance with Grey Cards.

I was very worried about "Under Exposure" shooting condition at the fore ground, but it seems people actually don't mind seeing underexposure, which was covered by mostly "tricky editing"

The first song, the talent never hits "Marks", So I had to lit a day light on a spot and not letting her move around at the second song.

Thank you for your kind words, it really makes me happy

 

[Minu Park]

I like these.

This band was the most weird band I've ever worked over 70 different bands that I worked with lol

But I am addicted to their song

 

[Mike Kelley]

This is nice!

 

[Michael Tiemann]

Small world...I have three dragons (one being upgraded to Mg as I write this) and look who is coming to Durham NC tomorrow: