How To | Photography Music and Live Gigs with Enter Shikari

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  • Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
  • Join pro #photographer and #Canon shooter Isha Shah for this free tutorial on photographing live #music in a large venue with #entershikari We'll also talk about gig photography. Isha is an expert photographer who has captured incredible images of well-known musicians including Lizzo; her work has been published internationally. For this piece we will be focusing on live music and gig photography so that you can replicate this using a band/gig near you. This course is supported by Canon. #musicphotography
    You can see more of Isha's work here: www.ishashahphotography.com/
    The tutorial will cover:
    • Planning, location choice and setup; how to gain access.
    • Kit requirements; we'll talk to fast, low-light capability to capture the best shots live.
    • Settings.
    • Working in low-light with moving subjects.
    • Tips and tricks for music photography.
    #WexHowTo #howto
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Комментарии • 20

  • @harlanlynn
    @harlanlynn Месяц назад +1

    I loved your video. I have been shooting venues in San Diego for years and I learned alot from you. Great energy!

  • @johnclay7644
    @johnclay7644 Год назад +5

    informative photographic content Thanks Wex.

  • @awaythelads1
    @awaythelads1 Год назад +2

    Respect!

  • @kalelinslo235
    @kalelinslo235 5 месяцев назад +2

    Wow. Great info. Thanks!

  • @andy0245
    @andy0245 2 месяца назад +1

    Wow. This is so informative, thanks for sharing your knowledge! BTW Sick photo...31:42 and 32:41

  • @sveety_k
    @sveety_k Год назад +3

    Such a great insight

  • @funnyweeman
    @funnyweeman 8 месяцев назад +1

    I recognised Cody in the back from Rob on drums, shot them last month twice and know them both personally so when i saw Rob i knew immediately hahahaha

  • @Snapit551
    @Snapit551 Год назад +1

    Wow what a sensational photographer 👌👍 great to see you at work!!! Do you use auto iso and auto white balance whilst shooting gigs?

  • @louielondonmedia4819
    @louielondonmedia4819 Год назад +1

    Interesting video... I also done lots of live music photo gigs in the past. Lots of useful info in this video. Might be worth including a mobile phone as well as these often have 3x prime lenses on them, including wide angle. Also the Sigma 18-35 F/1.8 is a good combo lens of having features of a prime, with some zoom
    Moreover, I did wonder at 04:53 why Sony camera was shown with a Canon lens cap. Curious if they were using a Sigma MC-11 converter.
    At the end of the video it mentioned gear used all being Sony. Was this for the filming of this video as Isha was mainly using Canon, such as the 5D Mark 4 camera and the 24-70 F/2.8 lens
    Anyway, I like the tips about networking with everyone, surveying the venues, planning routes, and the online networking tips, like photographers wants or photographers in London. I'm also a Londoner but never shot at big venues

    • @ishashah7028
      @ishashah7028 Год назад +3

      the gear list is what the video was shot on btw so not Isha, just Luke the camera operator. Yes i use a sigma adaptor on sony!

  • @julienacquisto2249
    @julienacquisto2249 3 месяца назад +1

    really nice video !
    I'm into concert photography for half a year now, and I'm having so much fun !
    Less regarding the files storage. XD
    What are you talking about the " color red coloring key" at 18:44 ???
    Thanks !

    • @WexPhotoVideo
      @WexPhotoVideo  3 месяца назад +1

      Lightroom Classic lets you colour code images to quickly select the best photos and filter by colour to see a final edit. The keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Option + 6 will label selected images red and once you have been through and labelled them all you can filter by colour. To remove a label the same shortcut will remove the label so it's easy to toggle labels on and off. There are also keyboard shortcuts for star ratings and flags which can be used in the same way.