I've officially edited photos for my first two concerts and I come to this question... one style you stick to vs. providing a variety of different types of photos for the clients. I see pros for both: you have a style you're known for and bands may come to you for that style, but providing a variety allows the band to use photos in different types of posts and mediums when they may be feeling different styles. What are your thoughts? *By variety of styles, I'm talking about the artistic style... grungy, level of saturation, sharp vs. soft, etc.

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Hey! I‘m going to shoot my first small Festival in a couple of Weeks and keep asking myself what i should buy… I‘m shooting on the typical Sony A7iii, owning a Sigma 105mmF2,8 and the Kit-Lens (24-70mmF3,5-5,6). I would like to change to a better Zoom, but can‘t find anything good in my Price range (up to 600€). If i could choose for free, i would take a wide angle Prime-Lens, a good normal Zoom, and a Tele-Zoom with me… What du you think? Whats most/least important? Do you have Tipps on what Lens i should buy? Also tipps for extra‘s like filters and so on are very welcome! thanks in advance! Arke

Hey everyone, my first concert shoot is coming in a few days! Very excited, but starting to think of all those details that come last minute... For example, I'd like to know more about everyone's strategies in carrying their gear. Online, I've seen a variety of solutions like carrying your camera bag, stashing it away, investing in a hip or shoulder bag that is smaller... I know that it depends on the venue, but I'm curious what everyone rocks with. (The venue for my shoot will be small, with no pit area as far as I know.)