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My first experience in events photography is not that really good but I really do enjoy it just because I find it as a challenge and I learnt a lot in this brief. What went well? In the shoot one thing that went well is that the angle where I am sat in has a really good look at the stage giving me a chance to take really good pictures. What didn't go well is that Im still having problems with my camera settings in low light settings causing me a lot of trouble missng a fair amount of good pictures because of adjusting my settings. Next time I'm going for an Event shoot in a low light situation I will be more prepared and quicker in changing my settings, I also shot in RAW file format for better quality pictures yet still will cause problems in uploading as I still need to change the format from RAW to JPEG file format to compress all the details of pixels and be able to use the picture. Framing is also one of my minor prolems because it is drastically different from stills and portraits that you can frame your subjects which ever you like, unlike in live events your subjects are moving everywhere almost impossible to take a good picture but this problem can still be achieved through practice and more practice. But overall the shoot was amazing and has added more lessons and experiences to me for the future.

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The reason I dont like these pictures is either they are very dark and grainy, blurry or there is too much going on in the picture causing confusion the the viewer of the picture.

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Considering how tricky it is to take a picture in low light situations, I still managed to catch some decent pictures. I like this pictures because they are well framed, some of the pictures have a liitle bit of lines and patterns which I like, maybe some of them are under-exposed but that doesn't necessarily mean its a bad picture rather it makes the photo more interesting.

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In my frist experiment in shooting an Event, I found it hard to expose the picture right, most of my outcomes our either dark or blurry because I was forced to use a longer shutter speed just to compensate with the low light situation. And one thing I learned is to be more creative in those type of situations also be quick because after an act is done you can't play it back all over again just to take the shot that you like. After the shoot I learnt how to remove or to reduce the noise in my pictures.

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- The Photographer must be quick in a sense of tracking the subjects and also quick in changing the camera settings because there is a huge chance that light situations will change.

- You have to use a really fast shutter speed as possible because everything is happening quick, the camera should adopt from the situation.

- You should be able to tell what camera settings you should be using in different lighting situations.

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