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The student will be using a Canon 550d camera for their photo shoot. This camera is provided by their school's media department and will produce higher quality images than their personal camera or phone. They will also use an Interfit INT 427 Stellar X 300/300 lighting kit to provide the best possible lighting quality for indoor shots. A Colorama Background Paper in Arctic White will be used as a plain backdrop that is easy to edit in Photoshop. An Interfit INT 312 Wall Bracket & Chain Kit will be needed to hang up the background.
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- 2. Canon 550d The camera I will be using for my photo shoot is the Canon 550d as it is provided to students by the Haydon Media Department. Also it will produce a better image than my camera at home or my camera phone, which will result in my magazine having higher quality images and looking more professional. The price of the camera £577.00
- 3. Studio Equipment Colorama Background Paper Arctic White 2.72 x 11m Interfit INT 427 Stellar X 300/300 Kit I am going to use the Interfit INT 427 Stellar X 300/300 kit as for my indoor photoshoot it will give the highest possible quality of photo that I can acquire. It will give the right amount of lighting and I can position the lights to make the cover star look a certain way. For the background I will be using the Colorama Background Paper Arctic White 2.72 x 11m as it gives a very plain background, making it easy to edit on Photoshop after. Also needed us the Interfit INT 312 Wall Bracket & Chain Kit as this is needed to hang up the white background. It also makes it easy to pull up and down, as well as changing it if you needed to use a black background or even green. Ll this equipment is provided by the Haydon Media Department and will help me to produce high quality, professional photographs. Colorama Background Paper Arctic White 2.72 x 11m: £58.99 Interfit INT 427 Stellar X 300/300 Kit: £499.99 Interfit INT 312 Wall Bracket & Chain Kit: £72.99 Interfit INT 312 Wall Bracket & Chain Kit