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Advice for shooting low light concert.
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<blockquote data-quote="Mfrankfort" data-source="post: 243961" data-attributes="member: 12881"><p>Bring the fastest lens you have. (Lowest Aperture). If handheld, try to stay above 1/60. Use the lowest aperture you can, and your probably going to have to crank the iso up moderately high. 800ish? I'm not too sure about the 5100, but I'm sure it can get good non noisy pictures around 800. Might want to use Manual mode, so you can dial in 1/60 and lowest aperture. And I would try to shoot raw, so you can do some PP to open up blacks and get a bit more exposure. Good luck!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mfrankfort, post: 243961, member: 12881"] Bring the fastest lens you have. (Lowest Aperture). If handheld, try to stay above 1/60. Use the lowest aperture you can, and your probably going to have to crank the iso up moderately high. 800ish? I'm not too sure about the 5100, but I'm sure it can get good non noisy pictures around 800. Might want to use Manual mode, so you can dial in 1/60 and lowest aperture. And I would try to shoot raw, so you can do some PP to open up blacks and get a bit more exposure. Good luck!! [/QUOTE]
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