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Hello all,
I need major help! I want to buy a camera for an up and coming concert for under 300 bucks. I will be in the PIT (the closest to the stage) for Pink's The Truth About Love Tour, which as a lot of movement and a lot of lighting (white lights). Does anyone have any suggestions??
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But be sure to at least use it in Sport mode.
Better yet, Shutter Priority with a 1/120 shutter or faster. And Spot Metering.
Better yet, Manual with a 1/120 shutter (or faster), aperture wide open, ISO1600, Tungsten white balance or around 4000 Kelvin.
Better yet, shoot RAW so you can adjust exposure and white balance in post.
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