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      <title>Theatre Light Is a Trap: Metering, Shutter Speed and Silent Mode for Stage Photography</title>
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      <description>Four dancers in saturated blue and red robes on a lit wooden stage, with everything below the stage edge falling away into an almost black auditorium of heads. The costume is the brightest thing in the frame by a wide margin, and it is the thing the camera&amp;rsquo;s meter will get wrong.
Stage lighting looks generous. There is a lit subject, there is contrast, there is colour. Every part of that is a problem in a different way, and the problems compound: the meter reads the wrong thing, the shutter speed you need is faster than the light supports, and the shutter mode that keeps you welcome in the room introduces artefacts of its own.</description>
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