concert photography
May 13, 2012 15:29:06 #
hello all,
I've been dabbling in photography for a few years now and recently starting shooting concerts. I think this is a great site and would love to benefit from all the knowledge available here. Any concert photo tips would be greatly appreciated and I will post a few for creative critism from time to time.
Thanks much,
Tink
I've been dabbling in photography for a few years now and recently starting shooting concerts. I think this is a great site and would love to benefit from all the knowledge available here. Any concert photo tips would be greatly appreciated and I will post a few for creative critism from time to time.
Thanks much,
Tink
May 13, 2012 15:42:13 #
I've shot a couple and I definitely do not use flash. Besides the fact that they probably will prohibit it, you really may not need it depending on the lighting on stage. Practice at home with one lamp on in the room.
May 13, 2012 15:43:50 #
I never use a flash. they are completely prohibited. For really dark venues I use a 50mm 1.8 prime.
May 13, 2012 15:44:43 #
tink erbell wrote:
hello all,
I've been dabbling in photography for a few years now and recently starting shooting concerts. I think this is a great site and would love to benefit from all the knowledge available here. Any concert photo tips would be greatly appreciated and I will post a few for creative critism from time to time.
Thanks much,
Tink
I've been dabbling in photography for a few years now and recently starting shooting concerts. I think this is a great site and would love to benefit from all the knowledge available here. Any concert photo tips would be greatly appreciated and I will post a few for creative critism from time to time.
Thanks much,
Tink
Here is a video of aphotog who does a 3 song concert photo shoot with you looking over his shoulder and afterwords does a play by play on the images he captured...it's VERY informative.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyfhLLHEQxk&feature=plcp
May 13, 2012 23:08:35 #
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May 14, 2012 16:51:57 #
rpavich wrote:
quote=tink erbell hello all, br I've been dabbli... (show quote)
Rob - really interesting stuff! Fro knows his stuff - and I like how he shows his 'goofs' and less-than-ideal shots. Very informative and he really tacked some tough criticism. Thanks for the post!
May 14, 2012 17:08:15 #
May 15, 2012 00:37:52 #
I will be going to a Yanni concert soon and my Lumix has a high sensitivity setting which works great in dimness and at night. I am in the tenth row, so I hope it all works out.
May 15, 2012 00:45:53 #
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May 15, 2012 01:17:54 #
Which Lumix and what editing program do you use- I have Lumix FZ18 and use PS7 and CS4- there are few photos that can't be turned into "Keepers" from "Trash"
Harvey
Harvey
suntomoon wrote:
I will be going to a Yanni concert soon and my Lumix has a high sensitivity setting which works great in dimness and at night. I am in the tenth row, so I hope it all works out.
May 15, 2012 01:33:01 #
Harvey wrote:
Which Lumix and what editing program do you use- I have Lumix FZ18 and use PS7 and CS4- there are few photos that can't be turned into "Keepers" from "Trash"
Harvey
Harvey
suntomoon wrote:
I will be going to a Yanni concert soon and my Lumix has a high sensitivity setting which works great in dimness and at night. I am in the tenth row, so I hope it all works out.
It is a DMC-ZS1-In the MY SCENE area on the dial, it is among the selections as High Sensitivity. Takes great pics at night, no flash as well as indoor w/ no flash.-Don't know what you mean by keepers from trash. Once you delete in camera, they are gone. But I love this camera.
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