#camera question

Will that be good enough to take pictures of the concert or should I look for a better point and shoot (buy or borrow...)

I have a nice long lens but the venue was just too dark for my inexpensive camera to focus, like at all. If I'd had a tripod I might have had a chance but it has no anti shake anything built in and I had the 40-150mm zoom on it. And no before you suggest, no manual focus switch on this lens. Even so I got a few decent shots. Happy accidents when you take dozens of shots, Colin fidgets and spins too much and all of his are somewhat blurry. So you camera people out there, I have two Olympus micro 4/3 lenses that were moderately expensive. I am currently using an Olympus Pen E-PL1 body that wasn't, can you suggest a better camera body that will use my lenses but not break the bank? I mean it takes gorgeous pics when there is light (the universal globe) but I'd like more range then what I'm getting light wise.

(Note, right now I'm averaging about $35 a quarter in sales, so this is just a baby business first camera, not the best professional camera ever. Give me a couple of years for THAT. (I'm going to be learning how to do sublimation right now, and one of the things I want to do is landscape puzzles from my own photos eventually because I think it's cool that I could do that.))

What lens is good for vlogging but also some picture taking? Can someone please help I don't know if I should buy a kit lens or something help

Hello! I'm going to be seeing 5SOS in September and would like to bring my Nikon Coolpix s9900 to the concert. Does anyone know if I could bring that camera into the concert. Thanks!

Does anybody know about lens adapters? I’m trying to find one for my minolta x-700 . I found a couple of lenses at a thrift store but they don’t fit my camera but I’m not really sure what lens adapter to use or where I should even start looking? So if anybody could give me some tips that’d be awesome!

Thank you! :)