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<p>Thanks for the advice everyone. So what I gather is it's recommended to purchase either a . To a 6D and 5D3. Or a full frame sensor camera. Thanks!</p>

<p>Thanks for the messages! I would say a good majority of the concerts I'd be shooting are club level. My lens is 24-70/2.8. What would you recommend Jeff? Your photos look great! Would you recommend the 5D Mk III to be better for higher ISO photos?</p> <p>thanks!<br> <br> Ryan</p>

<p>Hi,</p> <p>So I purchased a Canon 24-70 lens. I haven't had much of a chance to try it out much yet.....The body I own is a EOS Rebel T3.....how much does purchasing a new body effect my photos? Or should my regular Canon body be a ok for now?<br> If a new body is recommended...what time is most recommended?</p> <p>I plan to use my lens for mainly concert photography.</p> <p>thanks!</p> <p>Ryan</p>

<p>Hi,</p> <p>I was thinking of purchasing a Nikon D5500 primarily for low light concert photography. Anyone have any concert shot examples with this camera? Any lens recommendations?</p> <p>thanks,</p> <p>Ryan</p>

<p>Hi:</p> <p>I just purchased a Sony RX100 III & it works awesome!</p> <p>I do mainly concert photography & shoot in RAW. The official Sony Raw Converter I couldn't get to download properly. I currently have the Image Data Converter Version 4. Are there any other free Sony RAW data converters recommended? Is the Sony RAW converter much different then the Image Data Converter?</p> <p>I also have Lightroom 5.7 which I can't edit Sony RAW's in...</p> <p>I'm previously used to using Canon's Digital Photo Professional to edit RAW's...</p> <p>thanks!</p> <p>Ryan</p> <p> </p>

<p>zHi:</p> <p>I own a Canon Rebel EOS T3 camera with a Eff 50 MM 1:14 Lens. I have the lens with a fast shutter speed for concert photography..</p> <p>It works out great! It would work better if the lens could zoom in & out...as I always have to be front of 2nd row for great shots. Is there anything recommended to an add to the lens that I can zoom with? If not any recommendations for a lens with fast shutter speed & zoom?</p> <p>thanks,</p> <p>Ryan</p>