View Camera To 35mm: What equipment do you need to do photographic illustration? Many Camera formats, from 35mm to 8 x 10 view Camera to 35mm cameras, are used; Lighting can be electronic or tungsten light. Generally you will find a wide variety of photo equipment in studios that do general illustration. The more specialized studios will concentrate on the kind of equipment needed for the type of illustration they do. Food and still life studios would most likely have 8x10 view Camera to 35mm cameras and location photographers will work with more portable 2*/4 x 2'/4 or 35mm equipment. Most likely each would rent equipment for any jobs for which he . did not have the proper equipment.
First, what about a camera? Any Camera which will produce negatives which can be enlarged to a decent 8 x 10 print will do the job, but there are plenty of good reasons why the favorite tool of an overwhelming majority of magazine photographers is a twin-lens reflex such as the Automatic Rollei-flex. In addition to a Rolleiflex, or perhaps two or three of them, it is common for the magazine photographer to have also a view Camera to 35mm Camera and a 35mm. Even the Rolleiflex will not do all the things as well as some of the other cameras.
The technical problems will be minimized if you provide yourself with the proper equipment. The widest market for flower pictures is for 35mm color slides, but that doesn't mean that just any 35mm Camera is the suitable tool for.
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