Roadmap To Shooting Concerts: Learn About The Technique Of Setting Concert Photography

You may have attended a concert and seen photographers shooting the show in the photo pit. Or perhaps you've taken photos with your phone as a fan and wonder how you can take the next step and shoot with a photo pass.



The best advice to becoming a music photographer is to start local in smaller music venues, photographing local bands and smaller touring acts. A step-by-step manual to the world of music photography. Learn everything about the basics such as aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, what tools you need, and which camera settings work best, in an easy-to-follow step-by-step way (even without photography training!). You'll find out:

• The basics: why you need to know about aperture, shutter speed, and iso and how to use them to get awesome concert photos that rock!

• Gear and tools of the trade: overwhelmed with all the camera equipment options? No problem, I´ll teach you which camera and lens you should get first...even if you´re on a tight budget.

• Shoot concerts like a pro: the easy-to-follow roadmap to shooting your first successful concert. And the must-have tips to make this event an enjoyable one.

• Camera settings that work: my 10 proven camera settings that get you better photos than 99% of all other people with a camera in the audience.

• During and after the concert: the step-by-step blueprint when, why, where, and what to do during your first concert.

• Building your portfolio: build your portfolio the right way and avoid these 5 common mistakes.