Credits & Crew

• Eager Ibtihal
• Aisyah Nasywa

concert to celebrate the anniversary of SMA Negeri 2 Madiun

Merdeka Hotel Hall

How do you take pictures at a concert using a DSLR camera ?

Prepare Equipment: Use a suitable lens, such as one with a large aperture (f/2.8 or larger) to capture more light. Bring spare batteries and extra memory cards. Set Up Camera Before Concert: Shooting Mode: Use manual (M) or aperture priority (Av) mode for better control. ISO: Adjust ISO. Start at 800 and increase if necessary. In dark places, ISO 1600-6400 may be necessary. Aperture: Use a wide aperture (f/2.8 or more) to capture more light and create a bokeh effect. Set Focus: Use autofocus, but choose a single focus point for accuracy. If possible, focus on the musician's face. Consider using manual focus if the light is very low. Timing and Composition: Wait for the right moment. Capture expressions, movements and interactions with the audience. Use the rule of thirds for a more interesting composition. Stability: Use a fairly fast shutter speed (at least 1/200 second) to avoid blur. If the object is moving fast, use a higher speed. Consider using a monopod if space permits. Experiment with Angular: Try different shooting angles. Take pictures from the side or from below the stage if possible. Pay Attention to Lighting: The light often changes rapidly at concerts. Be prepared to adapt to different lighting. Don't be afraid to shoot in burst mode (continuous shooting) to capture the right moment. Post-Concert Editing: After the concert, use photo editing software to improve lighting, contrast, and color.