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what equipments do I need for elevated(aerial) real estate photography? what equipments do I need for elevated(aerial) real estate photography?beside camera's equipments? what brands and equipments do you recommend?cheers thanks fledermm... for answer,but by elevated I mean 4 to 8 meters of the ground for real estate market,I need to know what tripods and how do I control my camera up ther and how to see the result up there?many many thanks

looking to start a areail photography business any one canhelp with ideas and the market potential.? I am looking to start a aerial photography business and looking for ideas with equipment and techiniques all information appericiated

Aerial shots questions...equipment, pricing, etc.? This is what we are looking for-- any equipment that can be mounted to the side of an airplane (two seater, private airplane) and be connected to a laptop or some type of screen. We fly over the selected area and I can click a button via monitor/button I have and take the shot. Is there any equipment like that, or is there something else that would make excellent photography of aerial shots via airplane? Also, pricing--how much should each aerial shot cost if we had a decent quality and decent shot? My grandfather wants 45 dollars a picture. I don't know if that is fair or not, as I am not familiar with the market. If you could provide any information that would be helpful to aerial photos & etc, it would be greatly appreciated via email or via answer. Thank you! First & 3rd answer--no help whatsoever. We know about FAA. Thanks. And it isn't even me who is wanting to do this, my grandfather finds an interest in it and I was supposed to be collecting information. Thanks anyway.

How many pounds is in 18 kilograms? Take your time, but hurry every chance you get. Okay? I am thinking ot taking up aerial photography. The equipment weighs 18 kilograms. I have had trouble with my heart. Is this too much for me? I probably need a partner.

Have any of you been to Anniston Army Depot and/or are good with aerial photography? I have a single aerial photograph of Anniston Army Depot and am hoping to construct a model of the railroad operations on this base. I was wondering if any of you had better photographs of the base rail facilities and/or would be able to provide me with more details from the aerial photo. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=Anniston+Army+Depot&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&cid=0,0,13256188318000757384&ei=YvCOSdXiL5KasAPZx-yOCQ&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image I enjoy constructing model trains and have recently begun considering constructing, from scratch, a train of DODX (department of defense railroad) flatcars. http://www.trainweb.org/marcrailfan/dodxflat2.html These railcars are apparently used to transport military equipment from around the country to Anniston Army Depot in Georgia where the equipment undergoes major repairs and upgrades. Once I have a decent number of these railcars, I was hoping to construct a scaled down version of Anniston Army Depot (I’ll likely build a layout that is only large enough to accommodate a portion of the 7 sidings and leave a switch leading to the others in case I ever want to build them) so that I could use the cars to make deliveries to the base. Furthermore, once the base is complete, I’d hope to construct a DODX 25 ton or 44 ton switcher to handle the switching within the base. http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1037617 http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=884628 Unfortunately, I only have one picture of the base itself and it’s an aerial photo. Would any of you be able to help me identify more details from the aerial photograph or actually have some ground level photographs of the bases rail facilities??? http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=Anniston+Army+Depot&fb=1&split=1&gl=us&cid=0,0,13256188318000757384&ei=YvCOSdXiL5KasAPZx-yOCQ&sa=X&oi=local_result&resnum=1&ct=image Specifically, what are the dimensions of the workshops that line the tracks? What would these buildings look like at ground level? Is there any kind of gate or security separating the base siding from the railroad mainline? If there is, what would it look like? Finally, what would the two large buildings on the south side of Roosevelt drive look like-what are there dimensions??? Any other information you could give me on this railroad operation would be greatly appreciated.

What products do I need for this photography job? I was hired for aerial photos from a place for an event - which lenses, flashes, body kits, and accessories are best for this? Also - I need more equipment for indoor pet/owner photos. Black backdrop? Specific flashes? etc? Tell me everything you know! What you would recommend, etc! which studio lighting & backdrops would be best?

Photography assignment help? Could you please help me, I am about to submit my first assignment for lenses in photogrpahy, Could you please tell me if there is anything wrong with the lenses i have chosen for the 10 different scenarios.. This is my assignment For each of the following hypothetical photographic assignments you have the following equipment at your disposal (note that you do not have any zoom lenses): Two small format DSLR cameras with full sized 35mm sensors 20mm lens 24mm tilt-shift lens 35mm lens 50mm lens 90mm tilt-shift lens 100mm macro lens 135mm lens 300mm lens Neutral Density Filter Polarising Filter Two quick cycle portable flash units made specifically for your cameras Transportable studio flash gear Tripod Monopod Nominate which of the above mentioned equipment you would use for each of the following 10 scenarios and give a brief explanation of why you made those choices: Scenario 1 A large art gallery has hired you to photograph every individual framed painting in the gallery for an upcoming exhibition. They require colour accurate copies of the artwork for use in a catalogue. A - 90mm tilit shift lens - You can be at floor level and shoot large paintings and correct for perspective because you'll be looking upwards. Polorizer to eliminate reflections, Tripod to eliminate camera shake Scenario 2 An advertising agency has hired you to photograph individual “pack shots” of a range of packet soups. The soups come in small rectangular boxes, which have a glossy finish. They want the pack to look heroic and important. A - 24mm tilt shift lens to make the soup look herioc and important, Polarising filter to minimise reflections on packaging, Tripod to eliminate camera shake Scenario 3 A men’s magazine has hired you to shoot an action outdoor fashion feature of a male model in the centre of a large city wearing various business suits. They want lots of movement in the images and are happy with some motion blur. A - 300mm Telephoto lens because this would give you great still shots with motion blur background. Tripod to eliminate camera shake Scenario 4 A sports magazine wants you to photograph an afternoon football game and they get you a press pass, which allows you access to the playing field. They want high contact physical shots with frozen action. A - 300mm telephoto lens this will give you high contact physical shots while being a safe distance away. Tripod to minimise camera shake Scenario 5 A lifestyle magazine wants you to shoot a cover shot of a woman in a large, bright, modern city apartment. The woman is to be the main focus, but they would also like some of the atmosphere of the apartment to be evident. A - 135mm wide angle lens would give a great focus on the model while having the apartment be in the shot too. Tripod to eliminate camera shake Scenario 6 You have been hired to photograph a wedding in a church. The light is bright enough to avoid having to use a flash and the minister has allowed you access to all areas A - 50mm ens great for up close and personal shots on there big day Scenario 7 You have been hired by a gossip magazine to shoot “social” shots at a gala movie premier one evening. The location is inside a dark Rococo (ornate) cinema and you have a press pass and are free to mingle with the “stars”. The editor requires a collection of posed and candid shots as the crowd parties through the night. A - 135mm lens because this will deliver high quality images in low light conditions Scenario 8 A book publisher has hired you to photograph Italian food in their studio for a new cookbook. The studio has large windows along one wall and lots of working space. They want the entire book shot from above, looking down on the food with an “aerial” perspective. A - 100mm macro lens for high quality close up images Scenario 9 A book publisher wants you to travel through France to photograph a book on wine. They want farm and regional images, as well as shots inside the cellars and manufacturing areas. They are on a tight schedule and have a limited budget, so you will be travelling alone in a small rented car without an assistant. You have only three weeks to cover all viticulture areas before the autumn harvest. A - 135mm lens for cellar and regional images, 300mm lens for farm animals this lens would be greatbecausee you can get a great shot from a good distance away and not disturb any animals and 2 cameras 1 for backup Scenario 10 A fashion magazine wants you to photograph the latest trends in makeup. You will be shooting female models in a studio and they may be accessorised with the latest earrings and other jewellery, but the makeup is the star. They are looking for striking, close-up images with vivid colour and texture A - 300mm lens would deliver high quality portrait pictures of the models, Tripod to eliminate camera shake and studio flash light gear. Thankyou xxx any helpwouldd be greatly appreciated