How To Photograph a Band | Concert Photography

[@robwasnj]

Watching your atomos screen recordings looks exactly how I shoot. Almost always wind up using a move-able medium focus area and constantly on the joystick. Only thing I found (as you also said) is shooting single shots due to bad lip positions/expressions can really strike out. I almost always shoot bursts but i go pretty low at 5 fps. I wish Sony let us dial in even slower at times but that is the lowest my A1 lets me go. Leaving space for text is important. I also found it interesting from a musicians point of view how shots that show sold out shows and the audience appeal to them for getting into new theaters.

[@hermanlopez2945]

Thank you guys for sharing

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

No probs hope it helped

[@lilafromyoutube]

Great chat! I shot 3500 at my first gig LOLLLL. Rookie numbers!

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

Oh nice one thanks glad you enjoyed the video. Love your channel. That 3,500 photos is why I try to stick with single fire unless I'm trying to catch the audience blinders or players moving fast round the stage

[@lilafromyoutube]

@@MarkDuffyPhotography yeah fair enough! It was my first one so I was like HIGH SPEED MODE LETS GOOOOO 😂 I’ve def learnt from that. Keep up the good work! Super helpful!

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

Really appreciate the very kind words.

[@Sadfiphotoz]

Amazing video thank you!!!

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

Nice one glad you enjoyed it

[@beatless_ie]

Class shots at the end Mark and and great video with Ed 👌🏻

[@MarkDuffyPhotography]

Nice one thanks dude, trying something new with this video