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Photo Equipment Lists
   
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Love My Dentist
I love my dentist! When is the last time you could say that
about yours?
True, dentists do tend to get a bad rap (remember Steve Martin's
sadistic character in the movie, Little .....
You arrive at your photo shoot excited about the images you are about I love my dentist! When is the last time you could say that
about yours?
True, dentists do tend to get a bad rap (remember Steve Martin's
sadistic character in the movie, Little .....
to take that is, until you realize that you have left an important piece of
equipment at home. You now will have to improvise, spend extra money
or time to replace the item, or go without it for the shot.
One way to help remember everything for the best photo shoot is to
make a checklist of needed items. The lists can vary by the type of shoot,
but always include certain basics. Following are some lists to get you
started.
Wedding/Portraits
* Camera bodies
* Camera batteries (charged), including backup
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* Camera platesTip #1 : Buy a beach front Caribbean villa!Buying Caribbean beach front property can range from a bargain to outrageous. This does .....
* Lenses (wide, mid-range and telephoto) with lens shades
* Filters (soft, star and other special effects; yellow, red for B&W film)
* Film or CF cards
* Flash
* Flash batteries (charged), including backups and battery pack
* Flash diffusers
* Flash synch cord
* Camera bracket
* Tripod
* Tripod head
* Stool/ladder
* Reflector/diffuser
* Business cards
* Tools (allen wrench, multi-function, blower, flashlight)
* Lens cleaner/cloth
* Props/blanket
* Light meter
* Camera and flash manuals
* Fanny pack
Studio Photography
* Wedding/portrait equipment plus:
* Backdrop
When To Order And Send Your Wedding Invitations
Wedding Invitations should be ordered when you have all the details of your wedding set place, time of ceremony and reception as well as your guest .....
* Backdrop standsWedding Invitations should be ordered when you have all the details of your wedding set place, time of ceremony and reception as well as your guest .....
* Reflector stand
* Studio lights/cords
* Soft boxes/diffusers
* Stool/posing table
* Electrical/duct tape
Landscape/Macro/Wildlife
* Camera bodies
* Camera batteries (charged), including backup
* Camera battery charger
* Camera plates (L-bracket)
* Bubble level
* Lenses (wide, macro, mid-range and telephoto) with lens shades
* Teleconverter
* Extension tube
* Filters (graduated ND, polarizer, color compensating)
* Film or CF cards
* Flash
* Flash batteries (charged), including backups and battery pack
* Flash battery charger
* Flash diffusers
* Flash synch cord
* Tripod/monopod
* Tripod heads (Gimbal, ballhead)
* Reflector/diffuser
* Tools (allen wrench, multi-function, blower)
* Camera and flash manuals
Inexpensive Centerpiece Decorations
When planning a wedding, most brides focus first on the church,
lining it with flowers and ribbons. By the time costs for the
wedding are taken care of many couples .....
* Rain cover for cameraWhen planning a wedding, most brides focus first on the church,
lining it with flowers and ribbons. By the time costs for the
wedding are taken care of many couples .....
* Lens cleaner/cloth
* Sunscreen
* Bug Spray
* Hat
* National park pass
* Photo vest and/or fanny pack
Digital
* Laptop or storage device Charger for laptop or storage device (AC
and/or DC)
* Card reader
* Blank CDs or DVDs for backups
Look at your own equipment needs to customize your lists. They will
help you to remember all of the tools to help make your photo shoot the
best. Just dont forget the list!
Copyright 2005 Carolyn E. Wright All Rights Reserved
--- ABOUT THE AUTHOR ---
On the faculty of Olympic Mountain School of Photography, Carolyns
passion is enhanced when teaching photography. She enjoys writing
and speaking on the subject, as well, and is a regular columnist for
PhotoFocus, an online magazine for serious photographers.