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So foam earplugs are better than nothing if you’re in a pinch, but remember that each pair should only be worn once and then disposed of. The shape will change with repeated use and they’re not the most hygienic option available. Advice for musicians Start times, the distance between stages, and the anticipated popularity of the bands arethe main factors for my planning. The latter point of popularity is especially important if the number of photographers is expected to be limited. Such was the case with Rage Against The Machine performing at Lollapalooza 2008, when only about 20 photographers were admitted to the photo pit out of 100+ shooters. EarGasm High Fidelity for Festivals: “Protect yourself from harmful noise levels at loud festivals. Preserve sound quality with our patent pending innovative attenuation filters. Reduces noise evenly to maintain the full spectrum of sound while protecting hearing. Won’t muffle music or voices as foam plugs do.”

The average concert's duration of the risk of hearing loss is measured in minutes. Multiply the number of acts you can photograph at a festival, where you're the very closest to the speakers, and you can see how big of an issue noise exposure can be at a festival. A model like this 13″ folding stepstool is a good balance of being compact will still offering a bit of height. Camera Bags That said, I still always recommend f/2.8 zooms, because when the sun goes down and the headliners do come out, those slow lenses will be a much bigger liability for normal stage lighting. Of course, this advice of pacing goes not only for conserving your memory cards and your camera’s battery, but for your own energy as well. If you have the chance to take some downtime and grab some shade, do it. Taking small breaks may just mean the difference between being able to deliver your best work for the biggest bands and running out of gas before the headliners even take the stage When it comes to dressing for a festival, there are a few things to keep in mind. The weather can definitely vary. Days can be scorching while nights can be chilly. There’s rain, there’s sun, there’s wind. And, of course, some days offer up beautiful weather. And, of course, you’ll also be dancing around so you need shoes to fit the bill. Best of all, festival attire is meant to be stylish but comfortable! 8. Rainbow Alligator Bell Bottoms

Launched during the festival world’s second wave in the early 2000s by C3 Presents — also co-founders of Lollapalooza — the annual event gets its name from the long-running PBS show Austin City Limits and is one of the few contemporary music festivals to take place over two weekends and feature more than 100 acts. ACL happens inside Austin’s “most beloved park,” the famed 350-acre Zilker Park where Barton Creek meets Lady Bird Lake. Longtime fans say the festival’s carefully curated lineup, October dates and embrace of Austin’s food and arts culture make it one of the best large-scale festivals in the country. 12. Rolling Loud Miami David Martin, chief executive of the Featured Artists Coalition, a trade body representing the interests of musicians, said: “There’s an assumption that if you’re the person on stage, you’re financially safe. The artists in the middle are being squeezed. We should heed the warnings that we’re seeing from cancelled shows.” You may be tempted to use JPG to save memory card space, but that would be a mistake. RAW will give you not only more quality overall, but you'll have much more flexibility in editing essential aspects of the image like white balance and with highlight recovery.

Festival Fan – Large Folding Fan for Raves: Offering 18 different and colorful options, SoJourner delivers high-quality options for fans that are simply tons of fun! My personal favorites include PRIDE flags, as well as one that says “Boo You Whore”&“Daddy”. When it comes to festival equipment, be ready with these appropriate bags, essentials for relaxing, and camping items. Bags Unfortunately, I feel like I’ve already done some serious damage to my eardrums at music festivals, and there’s nothing I can do to fix it. That’s why one of my most important tips is for you to add a pair of earplugs to your list of music festival accessories. Festival fashion is a big deal! Go to your next festival in style with these clothes and fun accessories. Clothes and ShoesSunglasses have been one of the cool things to take to a festival since the very beginning of festival, so you can’t go to a music festival without a comfortable pair of sunnies! I typically bring two pairs (with one in my bag) just in case I or a friend loses theirs. I have sensitive eyes thanks to Lasik eye surgery, and I really don’t like direct sunlight. I even get some use out of these at night, because the mainstages at festivals have crazy bright lights and the light shows can be intense. FOMO is a great motivator for users to get involved next year , which means a bigger audience for your marketing campaigns going forwards – and more festival attendees , too. Thanks for reading my guide on Festival Gear & Rave Essentials Share this article with your festival crew! At music festivals, my go-to lens is my Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8. As music festivals feature high stages, the extra distance between performers and the photo pit will be well covered by a 70-200mm lens. Some, such as the Decibullz custom moulded earplugs, allow you to mould each bud at home. Granted, it can be a bit of a faff to get right, but it does mean you’ll get a good fit which is really what we’re after. You can also remould them should the results not be perfect the first time around... so no worries about messing things up straight out of the box.

So, I’d definitely say it’s one of the most important concert accessories, if not the most important. Canyon Asphalt Grey shoes – I absolutely LOVE my pair of TropicFeel shoes, as they are all-terrain sneakers with 4-in-1 versatility. They are also waterproof, so you don’t have to worry about them being destroyed in the rain. With a wide range of earplugs available, there’s much talk about the benefits of custom moulded earplugs and the difference they can make when it comes to protecting your hearing, either at a live show or in the work environment. An ultra-wide lens like the Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 I use is great for capturing the atmosphere of festivals, and especially nice if performers leave the stage and get up close and personal with fans.Additionally, wide-angle lenses are fantastic for performers with more theatrical stage productions, where you really want to cover a large expanse of the stage and capture the full lighting rig, for example.We’re music fans here at Louder. Therefore, we test our plugs in the only proving ground we know – live music venues and band rehearsal rooms. When photographing music festivals, I always like to plan a schedule of the bands I want to photograph. As with most things, timing is everything with festival photography.

For stage-front photography of smaller stages, a midrange zoom like a 24-70mm f/2.8 is a great option. For me, this lens will serve as my secondary zoom after my main 70-200mm. For example, at SXSW, McDonald’s used VR to transport attendees inside a Happy Meal box. Once inside, they could use virtual paintbrushes, balloons, and lasers to decorate the walls. After they finished, attendees could share their creations on social media — giving McDonald’s exposure on their networks. Keep on reading to discover 14 ideas to inspire brand awareness activities at your next event. 1. Let attendees step outside their comfort zone What I also love about Lunchbox as a company is they’ve got a massive community in the festival industry. So, they often host meetups and events, and they are making an effort to make a difference for everyone in the scene.With a multiple full days of shooting, you’re going to want to have your camera’s batteries fully charged before the start of every day. Exit Festival is a two-time winner of the best European major festival award at the EU Festival Awards and takes place in a historic 18th-century fortress, melding the scenic location with a genre-blending mix of dance music styles and artists spread out over 30 different stages and zones. The main performance space, the legendary Dance Arena, is considered one of the leading open-air electronic music stages in the world, while host city Novi Sad is often regarded as one of the top European capitals of culture due to its museums, galleries, restaurants, cafes and bars combining Soviet architecture and modernized Hungarian-Austrian design. 32. Estereo Picnic