CAMERAS FOR MUSIC & FESTIVAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Canon PowerShot G9 X Mark II

An ultra-slim smartphone companion, this connected compact is suitable for every event. With a large sensor and f/2 – 4.9 fixed lens, it’s great in low light so you can keep shooting the festivities as the sun sets. With 3x zoom it’s a versatile camera that’s lightweight and simple to use, delivering creativity with as much or little control as you want.

Canon EOS 250D

The world's lightest DSLR with a movable screen¹, this DSLR delivers photos and 4K movies that are simple to shoot yet packed with quality. Take this camera into the pit and use Live View with Eye Auto Focus to capture pin-sharp facial expressions, with Guided User Interface and Creative Assist mode to help unlock your creativity.

Canon EOS M50

Packed with the latest technology yet remaining small and amazingly light, this camera has a stylish design that fits in your hand or comfortably around your neck, with an electronic viewfinder for an immersive experience of every performance. Shoot photos and cinematic 4K video even when the lights are dimmed thanks to its DSLR-sized sensor or find the best spot in the crowd for off-stage angles using the Vari-Angle touchscreen.

Canon PowerShot SX740 HS

A pocket-sized travel zoom camera featuring huge 40x optical zoom and amazing 4K movie resolution. Get up close to your favourite musicians from the back of the crowd and capture the magic in impressive detail. With an 180-degree tilting screen you can take selfies with ease, or use Zoom Framing Assist technology to point-and-shoot as you sing along.

Canon PowerShot G3 X

Combining the versatility of a 25x zoom lens with the premium performance of a 1.0-type sensor, this compact camera will shoot distant photos and movies in stunning quality. Move from stage to stage to find the perfect composition as the intelligent optical Image Stabilizer automatically adapts for sharp photos and videos even at full zoom.

Be ready for anything when venturing to a music festival. From extra batteries to comfortable backpacks, the weather can change unexpectedly and create tricky shooting conditions. Along with water-resistant protection for your camera, remember to pack sunglasses as well as a rain coat, just in case.