This new eBook is designed to take the mystery out of ensuring you have the perfect photography gear for your needs: from cameras through to lenses, tripods, filters and bags. It is currently 33% off for the launch sale which ends soon ($ 15). Found here: Photo Nuts & Gear
Ask any experienced photographer what camera you should buy and you will almost certainly be cautioned that the equipment you use is not the most important thing about photography. Vision, passion, creativity, practice, experience and other qualities are far more important than the gear used to create an image.
So why a whole book dedicated to photography gear? Because the inescapable fact is, without cameras we are not photographers. It’s certainly true that the creative vision and expertise of a photographer is more important, but the equipment gives us the ability to create our photos and opens up new creative possibilities that would not be possible otherwise.
The aim of this guide is to give you the tools to understand what your equipment can do for you, and help you to decide when it’s time to add something to your kit. I will help you decide if you need new gear, which piece of gear you need, and once you have decided, how to find the best of many options available.
“The camera equipment market is vast and complicated, and among the cool tools that can genuinely add to your creative kit there is a lot of useless, poorly constructed, overpriced or unnecessary stuff you’ll want to avoid. It’s also very subjective! One photographer’s ‘must have’ widget might be completely redundant to another. So best of all, I hope this guide will save you money by making savvy photography equipment decisions.” -Author Neil Creek
It is currently 33% off for the launch sale that ends soon ($ 15 instead of $ 20). It also carries a 60 day no-questions-asked guarantee, if you are not satisfied with any part of the book just let them know and they will give you a full refund so there is no risk in trying it.
Found here: Photo Nuts & Gear Launch Sale
[via PictureCorrect Photography Tips]