1st time concert shoot for my 40D

[Warrenzo85]

Hey folks! Just thought I'd post up a few pics of my 1st concert shoot with my 40D.

Alongside my 40D I used the Canon 50mm F/1.8 and hired the Canon 17-35mm F/2.8

To see more, please follow this link below:

https://www.facebook.com/988776321200233/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1194108870666976

 

[yellodog]

Excellent.

 

[photosen]

Great shots! They capture the action well. Double points for using a 40D.

 

[Kaso]

One word: Wow!

I should take my "old" 50D out for a spin every now and then.

 

[itsDing]

Nice work. Some exif data would be handy.

 

[kreygscott]

Awesome stuff mate. Keep up the good work. Props for using that 40D. Another great reminder that its not all about the newest gear.

 

[Warrenzo85]

I'll update the original post with EXIF info later this evening

 

[Warrenzo85]

Thanks for all the great comments folks! Really appreciate it

 

[AdriaanMeijer]

Really nice! (And I know how hard it can be)

I do like that 6 string base by the way.

 

[Warrenzo85]

Photo 1:

Manual Mode, 1/250, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

Photo 2:

Manual Mode, 1/250, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

Photo 3:

Manual Mode, 1/160, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

Photo 4:

Manual Mode, 1/250, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

Photo 5:

Manual Mode, 1/250, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

Photo 6:

Manual Mode, 1/250, f/2.8 ISO 3200, Spot Metered

 

[itsDing]

I do a lot of family portraits, sometimes in the home using bounce flash at 400 ISO with 20D/40D/50D. I have never taken any above 400 ISO. I spose it coming from the film era. What limit can I go to with the 40D/50D and still have nice images?

 

[AdriaanMeijer]

I do a lot of family portraits, sometimes in the home using bounce flash at 400 ISO with 20D/40D/50D. I have never taken any above 400 ISO. I spose it coming from the film era. What limit can I go to with the 40D/50D and still have nice images?

There is no limit.

But higher ISO (low light exposure) will lead to more noise. For me that is no problem (not always anyway). Sometimes it adds to the photo (and sometimes it doesn't).


This is taken with a 400D, at iso 400. (ehr... with added grain) Your camera will do much better



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All in my humble opinion of course!
If I seem to talk nonsense or you can't understand me, it's probably my English

 

[Stollen1234]

love the light..framing. very sharp..excellent results..these are art photos

thanx for sharing