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AaronM · 03-06-2005, 11:27 AM

For the record:

I am currently producing both hardcore video content and solo content for single girl sites.

I use a Sony VX2000, VX2100, and a Canon 20D with all the extras.

For lighting, I keep it basic in most cases because as has been previously mentioned...I have developed a "brand" and or "style" that my clients are looking for. I do own strobes and higher quality lighting gear for those who want it but that's not what I am known for.

I started with a cheaper 35mm, a blue filter (I forget which one), and a basic light kit very similar to this one.

Once I moved to digital, I started with a 3.3mp Epson 3100Z camera, then a Canon Powershot G3. I rented video cameras until I could afford to buy one. My first MiniDV cam was a Sony TRV-27. I also upgraded to photoflex starlight softbox kits.

Today I use better equipment for a couple of reasons.

1: I can afford to.
2: A faster camera allows me to get more work done in a shorter period of time. Time saved is money saved when it comes to paying your models.
2: Photography is a personal hobby, not just my business. I wanted better equipment...I didn't need it.

03-06-2005, 11:27 AM
AaronM Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: ┌∩┐ ◣_◢ ┌∩┐ Posts: 46,909	For the record: I am currently producing both hardcore video content and solo content for single girl sites. I use a Sony VX2000, VX2100, and a Canon 20D with all the extras. For lighting, I keep it basic in most cases because as has been previously mentioned...I have developed a "brand" and or "style" that my clients are looking for. I do own strobes and higher quality lighting gear for those who want it but that's not what I am known for. I started with a cheaper 35mm, a blue filter (I forget which one), and a basic light kit very similar to this one. Once I moved to digital, I started with a 3.3mp Epson 3100Z camera, then a Canon Powershot G3. I rented video cameras until I could afford to buy one. My first MiniDV cam was a Sony TRV-27. I also upgraded to photoflex starlight softbox kits. Today I use better equipment for a couple of reasons. 1: I can afford to. 2: A faster camera allows me to get more work done in a shorter period of time. Time saved is money saved when it comes to paying your models. 2: Photography is a personal hobby, not just my business. I wanted better equipment...I didn't need it.