Entry-Level vs High-End Photography Gear Comparison
Posted: February 27, 2018
Most people think that being a photographer means it's important to have the most expensive and top-rated equipment. Being more expensive may make you think it's better, but that may not always be the case. Before you rush out and spend big money, take a look at this high-end versus entry-level comparison guide to decide how much price really matters when it comes to photography gear.
Darlene Hildebrandt, writer for Digital Photography School, shares a photography equipment guide for entry level vs. high end gear.
Photographers tend to get obsessed with having the latest, greatest toys. But does it matter which camera or bits of equipment you use? If so, how much? Or is it more about how you use it, and the skills you possess?
Let’s take a look at three video comparisons of some of the top level photography equipment available and some entry-level options.
Rich photographer – poor photographer
I like the play on words here, hinting at the concept of the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series of books by Robert Kiyosaki. In the video, the guys over at f-stoppers do a portrait shoot with two different sets of lighting equipment. One which costs nearly $10,000, and the “poor man’s” version which will run you about $425.
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