I'm not kidding - honestly.
But I like the effect of red very much. It's surrealistic.
Acc. to daylight film compensation, I adjust that (if necessary) in Photoshop.
My comments are only meant for wild rock concerts anyway.
I agree with you on the yellow light. And orange works also well.
Bernd
> > Kindly ask
> > for more front light, more red lights then blue (film is more
> > sensitive to red light, I think)
>
> You're kidding, right? the last thing you want (if you want anything
> resembling reasonable skin tones) is more red light, especially if
> you're using daylight film. I've taken pictures of performers
> illuminated largely by red light and they look ghastly - sometimes they
> look almost like cardboard cut-outs standing out from the rest of the
> picture. Well I don't like the effect anyway. Adding some blue helps
> compensate for the daylight film/tungsten light. Too much of that is a
> bad thing, too IMO. Yellow, strangely, can work rather well though.
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