Quote:
Originally Posted by Davy
Do you have a posing book that you can recommend? Or did you create your own?
|
I created a few of my own to the styles I shoot from magazines. They tend not to publish 100 images so it's easy to pick out tho best ones.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Davy
This is missing video lighting equipment.
If think for people who are just starting out and who are on a budget, buying video lighting equipment instead of studio flash lights is a better idea.
It's all about the video today. Also, if you shoot both video and pictures, you have to build two different settings or at least stop shooting video to take pics.
All too often, people are not able to get enough light into their videos and it looks mirky.
The setup you describe above will lead exactly to this problem (unless every video shoot is done outdoors)...
|
You're right I did miss out video lights. So add them to the list. It's no good trying to do it without the right equipment these days because you're competing with people who have the right gear.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Markham
Stills Camera. $1300
Video Camera $2,000
Studio Flash lights. $500
Flash meter. $300
Location. $80
Props, $20 a week.
Photography books. $100
Models $500 a day for solo girl.
|
Add to this video lights a $1,000 if you're not working in a barn and a mic with a lead or radio mic. Not sure of their prices.