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A photographer needs a camera. But which one will work best for what you hope to achieve? There are an overwhelming number of options, and finding the right one can make your head spin!
The same goes for software to take your photos to the next level, and keep your business efficient and organized. Well, the good news is that the gear and software doesn’t matter nearly as much as the photographer. What really makes for great photos is you! But you still need some equipment to get you there, so check out these articles to help make gear and software decisions a little simpler!Gear:
- What’s In Our Camera Bag
- The Camera Buying Guide
- The Portrait and Wedding Photographers Tool Kit // Part 1 : Lens Selection
- The Portrait and Wedding Photographers Tool Kit // Part 2 : Camera Selection
- 11 Overlooked Photography Accessories
- Easy Color Management: A Review of the NEC PA271W Display
- Why You Need A Wacom Tablet
- The Photographer’s Wedding Day Gear Kit
- Tilt Shift Photography: An Introduction
- Tilt Shift Photography: Using A Tilt Shift Lens
- $1 Deals for Photographers
- Gear Review: Lensbaby Composer
- The Power In Your Pocket
- Why You Should Learn about 4×5 Large Format Photography
- Secret Weapon: The Fuji Instax
If you’re looking to learn how to take control over your camera, check out our tutorial Extremely Essential Camera Skills. It mixes text, video, illustrations and sample photos to help you get confident with your camera, super fast!
Software: