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Chapter 9: Equipment for the Children’s Photographer

Considering a Camera Upgrade

Using Interchangeable Lenses

Looking Inside Your Camera Bag

Although the emphasis throughout this book has been that equipment and technology are secondary to making your images of children, it is helpful to have a starting point when purchasing expensive equipment. There are so many equipment options available: where do you start? The choices and preferences are personal and change a bit from photographer to photographer. Making your own decisions depends on your needs, your level of experience, your budget, and even your brand preferences.

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Chapter 2 covers more advanced camera settings and photography concepts, such as aperture, ISO, and depth of field.

Considering a Camera Upgrade

Consider that updates, upgrades, and new products hit the market on a daily basis. What is perfectly suited for you today could change on a moment’s notice. If you are in the market for some new equipment or are just interested in learning what’s out there, do your research first. Here are a few websites that might aid you in your camera and post-production research:

www.imaging-resource.com/TIPS/CHOOSE/CHOOSE.HTM

www.cnet.com

www.dpreview.com

www.photo.net/equipment/digital/choosing2/ ...

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