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Neddie Seagoon wrote:
Oh dear, but do I hate LED stage lighting. It just does not play well with digital cameras. I shoot a lot of theater and fortunately, I've got the lighting directors to go easy on the LEDs but sometimes it's just unavoidable. I usually don't like to mess with color changes because I feel that the LD puts a color on stage for a reason, part of the story he wants to tell. I have had some success with Aperture and the "Color" adjustment. Use the eye dropper to select the color that needs modifying then use the saturation and luminance sliders to reduce that color's intensity. Not sure if LR has a similar adjustment, but I suspect that it does....Show more →
When there is obviously a light show going on I tend to agree with your opinion that the coloration adds to the photos. However, in this set the lighting stayed the exact same for all four bands playing on that stage with no movement or change in intensity or color. Honestly, After going through ~800 photos from the shows I pretty much came to the conclusion that the lighting was so obnoxious and unchanging that when the photos would be displayed in a set that they would actually take the focus away from the performance.
I tried the color slider but to no avail :/ it would just make part of the photo appear desaturated since there are no underlying colors below the magenta/blue.
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