This past weekend I had a basic DJ job with small uplighting (10 fixtures).
BEFORE
AFTER
This was the Nigerian wedding I'd mentioned in another thread. Ended up coming off nicely, although I had to shift to almost all Nigerian music as they were the only ones who would dance.
I'm trying to figure out how to best use panoramic shots to pitch lighting jobs. The after shot above was taken while they still had the house lights up (everything except the fluorescents) and, my impression, this room needs a full 20 cans to look good. The venue has a bunch of 500-watt cans around the perimeter and some hanging fixtures in the center. These fixtures were still up when I took the "after" shot. The "before" shot was taken just before load-out and obviously, the shot looked at lot better with full-on, fluorescent lighting.
I don't think I can use the above for a pitch. Might go back when the drapery is gone and take a bare room shot. Just wanted to pass this along in the spirit of sharing ideas and ask for your thoughts and comments on how you'd approach the panorama thing.
BEFORE
AFTER
This was the Nigerian wedding I'd mentioned in another thread. Ended up coming off nicely, although I had to shift to almost all Nigerian music as they were the only ones who would dance.
I'm trying to figure out how to best use panoramic shots to pitch lighting jobs. The after shot above was taken while they still had the house lights up (everything except the fluorescents) and, my impression, this room needs a full 20 cans to look good. The venue has a bunch of 500-watt cans around the perimeter and some hanging fixtures in the center. These fixtures were still up when I took the "after" shot. The "before" shot was taken just before load-out and obviously, the shot looked at lot better with full-on, fluorescent lighting.
I don't think I can use the above for a pitch. Might go back when the drapery is gone and take a bare room shot. Just wanted to pass this along in the spirit of sharing ideas and ask for your thoughts and comments on how you'd approach the panorama thing.