Boris.
I belive your combo is a bit like mine: F5.0 or F5.6/229mm.
I have used from f.2.5 to 4.4. I guess the Sanne Salomonsen shots were made
at F3.5 or F4.0.
Please notice that exp. correction of appr. -1 was necassary, as there were
spotlights and a dark background. So the ISO speed was really 6400.

BTW:
I've noticed about performers, especially the very professional ones. They
can quickly spot a camera in the crowd (thousands of spectators were there)
and will in fact start posing and acting up. They have learned to really
value any publicity :-)
Regards
Jens Bladt



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Fra: Boris Liberman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 4. september 2005 06:36
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Emne: Re: GESO: Opera at the Town Hall Square


Hi!

> Thanks, Boris.
> I guess what you mean is, it's a bit unusual to get rather nice concert
> shots with such a slow combo?

Indeed.

> Well, I really should get the 2.8/200mm or the 2.8/80-200mm. I know. But I
> don't have that kind of money available right now.

Once more I agree ;-).

> Please look at these shot, made with the same combo:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/bladt/39921897/in/set-877712/

Cool shots. Can you tell us what was the aperture?

I have another reasonably cheap alternative to 2.8/200 et al. Tamron
90/2.5 Macro (manual focus) goes only to 1:2. There is a special doubler
matched to this lens. With the doubler you get 1:1 macro factor and it
becomes 180/5. I realize it is not 2.8/200 but it is probably 1/5 or
even less of the price. I got mine for about $120.

Boris


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