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Any tips appreciated - dance recital photography
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<blockquote data-quote="phodelity" data-source="post: 513504" data-attributes="member: 41223"><p>Continuing from post 13. 2nd thing worth mentioning that helped with concerts and may improve success rate with recidles is useing continuous shooting mode which will increase the chances of getting sharp images. 3rd thing worth mention is the use of a monopod. If you can afford image stabilized lenses than you won't need a monopod but still only if using constant f 2.8 zoom lenses. When I bought my lenses I couldn't afford both fast f 2.8 that were also image stabilized so I opted for fast f 2.8 without IS (because it helps freeze the subject) & then used a monopod to reduce any blur caused by camera shake. The monopod was the single most important thing I did that radicaly improved the amount % of keepers. And even in crouded concert venue the monopod never presented any issues with space or interference with others. Plus it saved a lot of energy & kept the camera near my face for quick response.</p><p></p><p>Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I527 using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phodelity, post: 513504, member: 41223"] Continuing from post 13. 2nd thing worth mentioning that helped with concerts and may improve success rate with recidles is useing continuous shooting mode which will increase the chances of getting sharp images. 3rd thing worth mention is the use of a monopod. If you can afford image stabilized lenses than you won't need a monopod but still only if using constant f 2.8 zoom lenses. When I bought my lenses I couldn't afford both fast f 2.8 that were also image stabilized so I opted for fast f 2.8 without IS (because it helps freeze the subject) & then used a monopod to reduce any blur caused by camera shake. The monopod was the single most important thing I did that radicaly improved the amount % of keepers. And even in crouded concert venue the monopod never presented any issues with space or interference with others. Plus it saved a lot of energy & kept the camera near my face for quick response. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I527 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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