Shooting on the Road, from Gear to Workflow with Ben Long

Shooting on the Road, from Gear to Workflow with Ben Long
Shooting on the road, whether it's on vacation or on assignment, introduces a variety of considerations for photographers of all levels. How do you store the shots, back them up, edit and enhance images in the field, and then merge those images with your master library at home? In this course, Ben Long addresses these topics and more from the perspective of several field-shooting scenarios, including city vacationing and backcountry hiking.
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Introduction
Welcome
A roadmap for using this course
1. Cameras and Other Essentials
Choosing a camera
Assessing your lens options
Using tripods and other stabilizers
Holding it: straps
Storing it: media cards
2. Hardware and Software Considerations
Storing your photos
What kind of computer is appropriate?
Handy miscellaneous gear
Powering your gear
Communications: staying in touch
3. Camera and Computer Bags
Choosing the right bags
Reviewing shooting bags
Using camera and computer bags
Discussing luggage
4. In the Field: Heavyweight Rig
Getting there
Settling into the location
Packing strategies
Shooting strategies
Post-processing on location
5. In the Field: Mid-Weight Rig
Getting there
Packing strategies
Shooting strategies
Post-processing on location
6. In the Field: Ultra-Light Rig
Getting there
Geotagging in the field
Consulting manuals in the field
Exploring shooting strategies
7. After the Shoot
Exploring post-shoot geotagging options
Merging photos into your master photo archive
Lessons learned from the field
Conclusion
Goodbye