What equipment needed to archive this kind of quality?

[matthewo]

So I bought myself a Formula 1 car, the steering wheel looks like an Xbox controller, wanna take it out for a spin?!

hell, i have some top 200 times in forza 4 in the R1 leaderboards, i bet i could drive the $hit out of a formula one car then...... LOL

this thead is going nowhere fast....but it sure is fun

 

[MLeeK]

Is it just photography where people do this?

Hi my engine through a rod. Could someone advise me all the tools i need to complete the rebuild. I have never taken an engine apart , but i figure its pretty self explanitory

Cause we know as long as you have the right equipment its just pressing the shutter button, instant pictures

It's not just photography.. try working in the graphic design biz.. "Oh, of course it'll only take a minute to design that graphic, let me just press the finished product button my keyboard.. "

Wonder if it happens in cooking forum.

I have some gorgeous copper pans... Wonder if that means I can actually cook?

 

[WhiskeyTango]

My wife and I are expecting. Can anyone tell me what I need to equip a delivery room? I'd like it to be really nice because this will be a special moment. We're not due until August, so we have time to plan. Thanks in advance!

 

[MReid]

Location background lighting will be important.
Camera equipment, pretty much anything would work for this.
Software/hardware for processing the photos.
That is the easy stuff.

Learning how to use it all together and the skills required are another thing all together.

Photography looks easy....it isn't.

It is easy to be average/mediocre, to reach a point where you can turn out true professional quality work takes a serious commitment in time and effort.

 

[Geaux]

Location background lighting will be important.
Camera equipment, pretty much anything would work for this.
Software/hardware for processing the photos.
That is the easy stuff.

Learning how to use it all together and the skills required are another thing all together.

Photography looks easy....it isn't.

It is easy to be average/mediocre, to reach a point where you can turn out true professional quality work takes a serious commitment in time and effort.

I need that on a shirt asap.

 

[bazooka]

Staples sells "Easy buttons". I recommend.

 

[Helen B]

It's easy. You need a very loud music system to annoy the photographer in the studio next door. If she asks other people to come in to your studio to turn the music down, do nothing. When she finally comes in, do a deal with her. If this strategy would not work because you might risk annoying the occupants of the $18,000/mo apartment above you, then buy a PocketWizard and spend your day cycling through the channels firing it off. The photographer will then come in to make a deal about which channel she can use without you bothering her.

 

[Christie Photo]

hi, need a help of professional ...please advise what equipment needed, including camera to archive this kind of quality or better

Well... you could simply make prints and store them in a filing cabinet, or save it all to DVD... but I recommend an off-site facility (or in the cloud) as the best way to archive images. No camera is needed for this.

I'm no pro at this sort of thing. I'm a photographer and my work demands attention to detail.

-Pete

 

[KmH]

This thread is going nowhere productive amd is now closed.

If the OP wants to ask more lighting / studio questions he/she may do so in the Lighting and Hardware forum section.