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My biggest tip would be to get a 50mm f1.8 lens. At the moment they are only about AU$150! The lower the f number, the faster your lens can shoot in low conditions. Also I would suggest playing with higher ISOs.
Many gig photographers suggest that you should be shooting around ISO800. However I tend to shoot ISO400 if I can get away with it, because I hate the noise my camera gives in higher ISO conditions.
To remedy noise you can get software like Noise Ninja or Neat Image. I am yet to play with this type of software.
Um besides that, I guess other tips would include shoot in Shutter priority on your camera. For folk style singers (musicians not moving much), you could get away with 1/60sec shutter. For crazy ass punk/emo/ fast moving bands you might have to stretch as far as 1/250sec shutter speed.
Now all this depends on how much lighting you have to play with. My biggest tip though is NO FLASH! I have only used my speedlight twice. This is when it was ABSOLUTELY neccessary. And also when I used it, I only used it as second-curtain, so i could still capture the natural colours from the gig.
Phew, ok that was a bit of a rant. If you dont kow what some of these terms mean search them on google. Google has many of your answers.
And anyway good luck
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GIGS COMING UP
Overcranked, Georgia Potter, V Festival, Sarah Blasko,
One more thing: you may be interested to know that I have three galleries on dA, with different purposes. Feel free to take a look at the other two, too:
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Pillage. Plunder. The usual.
I dont even feel like i have to do the work, she is one of the best people ive ever photographed.
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Hosanna, sanctus Deus sabaoth superillustrans claritate tua felices ignes horum malacoth.
Thank you so much for the
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Juha M. Kinnunen Photography
have a great day and we'll see you around!
Skinner
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"all the diamonds in this world that mean anything to me,
are conjured up by wind and sunlight sparkling on the sea"
Bruce Cockburn
Many gig photographers suggest that you should be shooting around ISO800. However I tend to shoot ISO400 if I can get away with it, because I hate the noise my camera gives in higher ISO conditions.
To remedy noise you can get software like Noise Ninja or Neat Image. I am yet to play with this type of software.
Um besides that, I guess other tips would include shoot in Shutter priority on your camera. For folk style singers (musicians not moving much), you could get away with 1/60sec shutter. For crazy ass punk/emo/ fast moving bands you might have to stretch as far as 1/250sec shutter speed.
Now all this depends on how much lighting you have to play with. My biggest tip though is NO FLASH! I have only used my speedlight twice. This is when it was ABSOLUTELY neccessary. And also when I used it, I only used it as second-curtain, so i could still capture the natural colours from the gig.
Phew, ok that was a bit of a rant. If you dont kow what some of these terms mean search them on google. Google has many of your answers.
And anyway good luck
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NEW MUSIC PHOTOGRAPHY ACCOUNT
LTMusicPhotography
GIGS COMING UP
Overcranked, Georgia Potter, V Festival, Sarah Blasko,
my 1st one
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One more thing: you may be interested to know that I have three galleries on dA, with different purposes. Feel free to take a look at the other two, too:
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