Music Photography Explained 002

So in part 001 we covered off on why… today we talk about “what with!”

It’s simple… I would suggest the best combination to start off in music photography is a dSLR camera and “The Fifty” – A 50mm lens.. No zoom, no anti-shake stuff… just a basic fifty mm lens!

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Everyone needs a fifty...

Why? Why shouldn’t I go straight out and buy “the concert photographer’s lens” well, if you’re dripping with bling and your mummy and daddy will buy you ANYTHING you want… Can you do two things, get them to buy me the new Canon 70-200 f/2.8 IS MkII and then can you make sure you have your priorities straight before you become someone named Peaches… So why? Well, I firmly believe that if you start out with basic kit and work towards a great shot with that basic kit, that you’re going to be better at it when you step up to some nicer gear… Or, not nicer, just different…

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Music Photography Explained 001

Well, every story has a beginning and I guess I should start at that part of this story…

Pub Photography Starts Somewhere

We all start somewhere...

Today, lesson number one, we’re going to assume a few things.. (assumption… making an ASS out of YOU and UMPTION)

  • You’ve got a camera
  • You love music
  • You’re mostly OK in manual, but you need some tips
  • You love music
  • You’re ready to work hard!

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