Adam> Thanx! Yes indeed, most of the time I'm there in an official capacity. When I'm working with my digital camera I usually use a 28-70mm lense, with a constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 at all focal lengths. I also shoot with a good old film camera with luminous fixed lenses (f:1,4).
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Could I ask on more question to a professional then? I like to take photos at concerts, but I have a problem with being intrusive. How do you take your pictures without annoying the artists? Is it a kind of discretion you've learnt, or do you have agreed times with the artists when you can take pictures?
adam> well, very often you're allowed to take pictures during the first 3 songs only but otherwise, I think you just know when you can or can't take a picture. I don't know for other photographers, but as far as I'm concerned I don't shoot that much and I just don't take pictures when I feel it might annoy the musicians.
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When I'm working with my digital camera I usually use a 28-70mm lense, with a constant maximum aperture of f/2.8 at all focal lengths. I also shoot with a good old film camera with luminous fixed lenses (f:1,4).
... et la photo, super comme d'hab!
I don't know for other photographers, but as far as I'm concerned I don't shoot that much and I just don't take pictures when I feel it might annoy the musicians.