Gig photography

missemanuel

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Hello there :)


Anyone got anygood tips for gig photography? :thinking:Doing my first band on Sat evening in a bar/club style place..... Has anyone done anything similar? Open to suggestions...:bonk:


thanks !

Sara
 
If i was you i would shoot manual.... to be honest... its like everything you can be told "how to" but to be honest you don't no until you get there.

If you have some bright lens's use them.. bump the iso up hhmm

think of the big picture as well as individual members
 
All situations are different, but to start with, A mode, ISO 1600, f/2.8 and then if you can, lower the ISO and raise the aperture. You might find A mode no good, in which case you'll need to switch to manual and have a quick chimp between shots until you get your exposure as good as possible. Shoot RAW so you have some movement in the exposure afterwards.
 
TCR4x4 said:
All situations are different, but to start with, A mode, ISO 1600, f/2.8 and then if you can, lower the ISO and raise the aperture. You might find A mode no good, in which case you'll need to switch to manual and have a quick chimp between shots until you get your exposure as good as possible. Shoot RAW so you have some movement in the exposure afterwards.
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Thanks Tom! :thumbs:

:nikon:
 
bfotosuk said:
If i was you i would shoot manual.... to be honest... its like everything you can be told "how to" but to be honest you don't no until you get there.

If you have some bright lens's use them.. bump the iso up hhmm

think of the big picture as well as individual members
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Thanks! :thumbs:
 
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