R-D1 Low light gig

[Johnmcd]

Difficult lighting (as always). All taken with 40/1.4 CV between F1.4 and F2.8

1/9 @ 800

1/42 @ 800

1/9 @ 800

1/4 @ 800

1/90 @ 800

1/37 @ 1600

Cheers,

John

 

[bcostin]

Nice work. I particularly like the second from last. Great expression on the drummer's face.

 

[el_greco]

Definitely! Colours in the third pictures are stunning. And I like the dynamic and expression of the singer. Very nice work. But the drummer picture (second from last) tops it all.

 

[user237428934]

Really good photos. Very nice colour.
Not enough grain. I mean, I am not amused that the R-D1 looks so good at 1600 compared to my M8 at 1250. Envy!

 

[Johnmcd]

Thanks for the replies. Once again 800 iso seems for me, the sweet spot for the R-D1. This gig was one of the most poorly lit I have been to with the multi-coloured lights flashing on an off.

I am very impressed with the 40/1.4 wide open - as always and the focal length is just right to shoot from the front row.

1600 @1/34

1600 @ 1/60

800 @ 1/28

Cheers - John

 

[squirrel$$$bandit]

I think 1600 is ace in B&W. Nice stuff!

 

[fgianni]

Really good photos. Very nice colour.
Not enough grain. I mean, I am not amused that the R-D1 looks so good at 1600 compared to my M8 at 1250. Envy!

The IQ of your M8 runs circles around the R-D1 at about any ISO speed below 1600, it is only fair that us R-D1 owners have something to be proud of (beside the ergonomics of course)

 

[bellyface]

always a breath of fresh air to see your stuff john...

 

[ali_baba]

they look good, i generally try and get at least 1/90th on my live music shots if possible.
high iso on the rd-1 looks much better than the m8 sometimes...sometimes the m8 shines...when the exposure is just right...

nice work...
any venue info?

 

[Johnmcd]

always a breath of fresh air to see your stuff john...

Thanks Ivan, glad you liked them.

Cheers - John