How to learn photography the fastest?

1) Fixed shooting venue: Almost all performances are held in a relatively fixed venue. Performers' expressions, movements, positions, music, lighting, costumes and scenery are all carefully designed and properly arranged. During the performance, the expressionist interprets the artistic conception of each song in a planned way according to certain procedures. These things have undergone [artistic processing] and [packaging], which are different from the general scenes in real life, especially the climax part. The theme is more prominent, vivid and infectious. Fortunately, these changing pictures all appeared in the same venue. Therefore, as long as the photographer sits in the same position and points the camera in the same direction, he can take the desired picture. But because of this, photographers often neglect and miss important moments. Be very careful about this. (2) Fixed shooting angle: Because the stage is fixed and the audience is fixed, the shooting angle of photography is relatively fixed, and there is no need to run back and forth, left and right, and up and down to choose the right angle. You are not allowed to walk around during the concert. Generally speaking, the middle position in the front row is the ideal angle for taking stage stills, but it is the hardest to get expensive tickets! Of course, if you are a licensed journalist, you can change the shooting angle, walk around and choose a higher and farther shooting position. (3) Use a fixed lens: Because the concert venue is fixed, the singer's activity area on the stage is also limited, generally not beyond the scope of the stage. So the shooting distance is relatively fixed, except for a few close-ups, there is almost no need to change the lens when shooting. Generally speaking, if you need to use more than one focal length, if you can bring an extra body, you don't need to change the lens. At present, it is popular to shoot with a large aperture lens such as 300MM F/2.8 or 400MM F2.8. If there is no such [cannon], you can use any lens over 200MM with high-speed film, such as ISO 400,800. It is naturally convenient to use the latest KONICA·ISO 3200 movies. If you use a lens such as 80200F/ 100300 F/5.8, you must use high-speed film. In addition, a sturdy monopod must have a monopod, such as Kalman, Gitzo and Rienhoff. You might as well buy one first for a rainy day. (4) Complex lighting is difficult to handle: in the performance, different light sources are used to render different atmospheres according to the needs of rhythm. The color composition of light is not only varied, but also bright and dark, which is very difficult to capture. In addition, some color light sources are weak, especially for the general ISO 100 negative film, and the ability to feel these lights is poor. In addition, some lights are spotlights, which makes the light intensity of the whole stage vary greatly, and it is easy to appear that the main body is bright and the background is dark, which is unfavorable for shooting. If you use an automatic camera, in this case, you may wish to switch to manual exposure, and reduce one or two exposures according to the formula exposure meter to avoid overexposure of the subject. In addition, we should also pay attention to the color temperature, but generally speaking, it is better to use a sunny film, and friends who use negative films don't have to consider this problem. (5) Precautions when shooting: The situation of each concert is different, and shooting should be considered according to the actual situation, but the following points also have their reference value. Shooting is mainly based on 35MM equipment, and large cameras are not suitable. Only with a lens of more than 200 mm can we take clear photos. The larger the aperture of the lens, the better. For example, 300MM, at least F/4 aperture, 200MM, preferably F/2.8. Film should be used at a higher speed. At present, the fastest film on the market is KONICA SR-V 3200 negative film. It is best to support it with a monopod when shooting, which is easy to be shocked when holding it. Flash is not allowed, because the flash is generally not bright enough to be photographed on the stage from the seat. Moreover, many performances explicitly prohibit the use of flash to shoot programs, especially live or recorded programs on TV. It is not advisable to add unnecessary filters in front of the camera. The aperture should be opened to the maximum and the shutter should be as fast as possible. It is recommended to use a film winder to avoid the trouble of moving the film.