My Photographer's Perfect Toolkit part 1
by Jock Skinner Editor
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Are you looking to get serious about making photographs? Are you in the process of assembling your own photo tool kit – the gear that is taken with you when you go on your photography adventures?
The “Equipment List” provides not only the essential, must have camera gear to get you started, but items that can be added to your toolkit in the future.
The “Other Essential Items” are those items that need to be added to your camera bag to make your photography experiences in the field easier and more comfortable.
EQUIPMENT LIST
There’s no doubt that choosing your camera equipment comes with a price tag, but you can start out slow and add to your tool kit over time. Making a wish list of all your “wants” and then
Are you looking to get serious about making photographs? Are you in the process of assembling your own photo tool kit – the gear that is taken with you when you go on your photography adventures?
The D810 inherits the overwhelming picture quality performance of Nikon's flagship FX-format D3. With its high sensitivity of ISO 6400, high-density 51-point AF, and scene recognition system as well as a host of other D3 features.
The D700 offers top class performance at a more affordable price and easier-to-handle size, and thus heralds a new age in the evolution of digital cameras. We met with the people in charge of the D700's development and talked about the concepts and inside stories behind the advent of this remarkable new camera.
NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
The best and most efficient way to stop camera shake (a common problem in night photography) is to use a tripod. Low light levels mean shutter speeds will need to be much longer, allowing more light to get in. These longer shutter speeds are far too slow for steady hand-held shots to be captured, so a tripod is definitely best.
Southport airshow, this looks like it came straight from the pages of the Hotspur or Victor.
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