MUSIC FESTIVAL Photography POV | How I photograph Festivals
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2022
- In today's video we go behind the scenes with a POV of what it's like to work as a photographer and capture a festival!
In this video I show you how I photograph a festival, what shutter speed, aperture, ISO, lenses and other camera settings I use.
NOTE: (Wristbands)
THE FESTIVAL WRISTBANDS CHANGE EVERY YEAR.
DO NOT WORRY, I DIDN'T BLUR THEM OUT FOR THAT REASON,
THEY'RE DIFFERENT EVERY YEAR.
(Confirmed by media/press team)
Otherwise I would have blurred them out! :)
Hope you enjoy the video! :)
Intro & outro song
EVA - Realizations
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Gear used in video:
Cameras - Sony A7III / GoPro Hero 5 Black / iPhone Xs
Lenses - Tamron 28-75mm f2.8 / Sony G-Master 16-35mm f2.8
Microphone - RODE Videomic Pro +
Editing software:
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Lightroom Classic
I love doing Photography POV videos!
If you have any suggestions for future video ideas let me know in the comments!
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I love that you put all your settings in each shot. I wish more photography RUclipsrs did that
I'm an amateur photographer.. I've been invited to photograph an upcoming music festival.. man I've learned so much from your video.. Thanks a million... new subscriber here!
Keep posting this kind of videos, its so inspiring 👌👌
BRO!! How do you only have 439 subscribers??? Your work is so good! Very knowledgable in your craft and the amount of details you put into your photos and videos are incredible. Keep it up, wishing you all the best!
As someone just starting out in this industry- would love to see more of this stuff!
Many thanks.Love the way you show the video of the scene and include the still you decided to take - with the settings. Nice one.
Shooting my first festival Saturday great video bro really insightful and helpful and the set up of the video showing lens changing and what settings used. Brilliant job gained a follower and a subscriber
cool! so interesting! I am a videographer so it it interesting to watch how collegues work in London!
this video was very good please continue with this content. In addition to being fun, for me as a beginner to the niche, it helps me to better understand event photography. congratulations for the video bro
Love this Bobby!
Love the video dude ! So amazing can’t wait to see more from you ! 💕
Eyy, much love Sara
I am going to shoot my first concert/carnival, this video was really helpful! Thanks man, awesome video!
Excellent vlogging job. What a memorable day. Nice shots
Great video! I love how you show the photo from the position you took the photo. I am shooting a music festival in 2 weeks - the first time as an official photographer of the festival. (I shot my first festival by bringing my gear, but wasn't official - it was a lot smaller festival though). I'm so excited to get a media pass and see how it all works. I guess the angles and what works is a lot of trial and error - we shall see! Your video definitely helped put me at ease! Thank you
how do you get into a festival? Ive sent emails in and managed to get an arena one with grey daze
what a sick video bro! Keep these coming sheeesh
Nice vídeo!! Love the content
Amazing, i would love to see more.
love these videos :) I'm studying to become a cameraoperator but besides that I want to get into artist and event photography. Right now I have a sony a7iii with a 50mm prime, im looking into purchasing a zoom lens. these videos are very helpful. I just watched another guy who walks around the venue with three cameras and has a fourth remote controlled one on stage etc. etc. bit too expensive and overwhelming. this is very helpful (and entertaining)
This is sooo good haha
hope to bump into you at a festival one day, because you're amazing!
excellent video bro!. I recently discovered your channel and the truth is that I love it, keep it up and now I'll wait for the next video, greetings from Argentina
Eyyy, appreicate you so much my man! I'll try to upload at least once every 2 weeks from now on!
broooo that was amazinggg
I'm Brindha from India. Excellent work 👏👏👏👍 really useful video. Keep doing more videos 😊✌ definitely you will reach more heights 🎶🔥🔥📸
Such a sick video bro, was an amazing festival to shoot too! 🔥🔥
Appreciate that bro! Was great meeting you as well!!
amazing video brother
Great video! Shooting my first festival this weekend, this really helped!
Comments like yours push me to create more youtube videos!! :)
I’m happy my video was of help!
@@BobbyVMedia looking forward to seeing more content!
Who is the first performer? I know the voice but can’t put a name to it. Loved the video by the way!
I came here for the real BobbyV... what is the beef? hahah!
Great video dude, and glad you took on the photo advice. Fingers crossed for Glastonbury!
Appreciate the kind words bro! Fingers crossed!
Dope vid bro. How come u shooting on fast shutter? Aren't u completely overshooting
Really great video and very informative particularly with the shot settings after each photo. One question I have is in relation to focus settings. Assume you are using continuous auto focus and single point???
I absolutely love ur video!! I wonder if you can make one talking about how to get gigs? Bcs I’m just beginner and got no portion or idea on how to get gigs. It'd be rly nice to learn how to do those things
Hey, thank you so much for the kind words and sorry for the late reply!! The best tips I would have for getting gigs is to create a good portfolio and email as many people related to the gig you want to shoot, from promoters to tour managers, venue, band etc! Good luck :)
Just stumbled over your account and I love it! I‘m a photographer myself, and really like your pictures and the perspectives. Do you have any tips how to get started in festival/concert photography? How do you get your contracts?
Hey, thanks for the kind words!! Keep going, you’ve got this!! My best tip with getting clients is to shoot as much as you can, take your camera to gigs and get a good portfolio, email promoters, bands, tour managers etc’
I am starting my journey on becoming a festival photographer. I have an ambitious goal of getting into a major festival within a year. Wish me luck.
Bro your quality your fotos man you should have millions of subs greetings from switzerland probably the only one hahah love it
Eyyy, appreciate that! 🙏🏻 Need to visit Switzerland some day, looks beautiful!
@@BobbyVMedia man when you visit come to my place from our hill you can see nearly all of the alps and the jura its perfect for long landscape photographie and with our animals you can make some real awesome stuff
@@anymouse69420 Ofc bro, I'll send you a message if I end up going! Thanks for the offer! :)
@@BobbyVMedia no problem bro
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Invest in a monopod and wireless trigger. So you can snap photo on high view in the middle of the crowd.
Could you please do video on Concert photography camera settings?
Who was the headline?? Awesome vid btw!!!
Love the video! I was wondering if u could do a vid for complete beginners, i’ve got my first gig in a few weeks & i’ve never shot one before so i don’t really know what i can and can’t do in a venue.
Thank you v much for the kind words! I can definitely do a video for beginners! What would you like to know in terms of gig photography?
@@BobbyVMedia Thank you! that would be amazing, a lot of people have done videos on what to do before you get to a concert, like how to reach out to the pr teams and getting a photo pass but no one has said what to do when you get there, it would be so helpful if could you do like a run through of how things usually work when photographing a concert e.g. when to arrive, collecting the photo pass, equipment.
@@BobbyVMedia Could you also talk bout lens choices or if camera bags aren't allowed what do you do?
Great video. I’m working my way up go shooting more live events. Question for you - what metering mode did you use? Photometry?
i love this video so much, because it gives great insight, I probably wouldn't get if you didn't make it. So big thanks for that! :) Why did you select some photos in your camera and pre edited them on your phone? Isn't there a loss in quality? I am just starting off with concert photography and I am trying to find the best workflow for me rn
Appreciate the kind words! :)
That's what I was aiming for when I created this video so I'm very glad it helped you out!!
You're right, there is a loss in quality when I edit the photos on my phone, sometimes I do it because my clients want the photos as soon as possible, other times because I want to roughly see how the photos would look edited before I go home and import them into lightroom. Good luck on your concert photography journey! :)
@@BobbyVMedia Alright, that makes sense. Thank you 🙏🏼:)
nice vlog bob.. greeting from indonesia 🇮🇩
Thank you my dude! 🙏🏻 Greetings from London
Hi, i have same selection of lenses but i can only take one for the festival as well. Would you recommend 16-35 gm or 28-75?
hey man just wondering do I put it on high raw burst mode or low continous?
That must have been 1 Heck of culling 😅
How many photos do you typically keep to use for the event ?
hi, what lens did you use in this shot 10:19?
Does the media pass get you anywhere you want without questions?
What software do you use to edit your pictures?
1:15 hey, im amateur in this thing called photography (lol) and i was wondering, did you cut this picture? to zoom better? or this is the picture just edited without crops?
Hey, just a little question... No ND Filter ?
I'm going this weekend for my first photoshoot festival music 90's and can't wait for new experience. I don't have any zoom lens only prime's 20mm, 35mm, 85mm and 105mm you think they will be ok ?
Eyyyy, good stuff! Good luck with it! I think you'll be good with the focal lenghts you've got! It'll be a bit hard without a zoom but I'm sure you'll manage, What I'd do is shoot the first song with the 85 / 35 and then use the rest for the second and third, for crowd shots use the wides and for people shots use the 85 / 105! You've got this!! Good luck
so low mm wide angle shots..high mm zoomed in shots. atm i use a 25mm and a 50mm i notice you had a 66mm and a 75mm to zoom in even more. and a 33mm? i didnt realize they made lenses in such random measurements lol.
any tips for people trying to get photo passes for concerts and/or festivals?
The best way is to email the promoter, venue, artist. Or you can email a magazine. And ask if they need coverage.
@@BobbyVMedia thx! i have an upcoming festival in my city and i've been rejected a few times already but gonna start emailing some of the smaller artists' management
How do i perform at one of these 😂❤🎉
Auto focus mode or manual focus which would you prefer the most during night concert photography??
Depends on what your camera is capable of! Personally I always use auto focus, only in the absolute rarest situations where my camera has no light to focus on do I switch to manual focus.
@@BobbyVMedia Thank you🙏
How did you get into these festivals? Is it applying or being selected?
Most of the time someone reaches out to me and asks If i’m available! But for some festivals you have to apply!
so you take photos in burst mode ?
I do indeed! I find shooting burst is the best way to capture the action. Don’t want to risk missing the moment!
Cheesy Willy for sure
No telephoto lens, not prime lens and only one camera you're either extremist or a very chill person 🤭
OKay first off, super cool photos but secondly you say "gotta go shoot the headliners" like its not KHRUANGBIN
Appreciate your kinda words!! Honestly I should have been a bit more specific ahahah 😂
Great video! Why did you stop posting more videos like this?