• 100 Digital Backgrounds included in Software
• 5×7 foot Green Screen with included Wall Hooks
• Size to perfection utilizing the crop, flip and position tools.
• Control your subject and background independently for maximum results
• Background Categories include: Holiday, Sports, Music, Birthday, Whimsical, Baby, Retro, Futuristic and more!

Green Screen is now beyond easy! Using the included SIMPLE software and just one click, import your photo and watch as the green screen is automatically removed! Then, place your subject anywhere by choosing one of the included 100 digital-photo quality backgrounds or your own! Background Categories include: Holiday, Sports, Music, Birthday, Whimsical, Baby, Retro, Futuristic and more! Perfect your images using the included software editing tools such as adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation and blur. Size to perfection utilizing the crop, flip and position tools. Control your subject and background independently for maximum results.

Rating: (out of 33 reviews)

List Price: $ 69.90

Price: $ 68.95

• Two (2) Professional Studio Strobes; Two (2) 20″ X 28″ Softboxes
• One (1) Synch Flash B (45-Watt/Second); One (1) Carry case
• Three (3) Professional Duty Aluminum Light Stands
• One umbrella, backdrops, barndoor, gels, smoot
• One (1) Two Channel Radio Trigger, Receiver, and Sync Cord

This new 3 light kit gives you plenty of power, is lightweight, portable, and simple to set up. Just like our other kits we wanted to offer a complete package with all of the necessary accessories. Thus, we have included a barndoor, honey comb filter, gels, and complete soft boxes. This kit gives you all the power you will need to get perfect photos. Dare to compare. . . .you will not find anything in this price range at this quality anywhere.

Rating: (out of 20 reviews)

Price: $ 299.95

Hiring a wedding photographer may seem like a simple task, but choosing someone to capture all the moments and details of that special day can be much more difficult than most couples realize. The professional you select will create a photographic record that will be treasured by your family for generations, and making this decision is a critical step in the wedding-planning process.  In some instances, hiring the wrong person might not only result in poor wedding photos, but could also have a negative effect on your entire wedding day (for example, imagine a sloppy-looking photographer running around, blocking the guests’ view and constantly distracting you from enjoying your day).

One of the most common and unfortunate mistakes couples make is hiring a family friend or an enthusiastic relative to photograph the day.  Some may even ask guests to take as many photos as possible with the hope of piecing together an album composed of candid shots, most of which are unusable.  Keep in mind that even with the proper equipment, photographing a wedding properly is a daunting task requiring significant experience, the finesse’ to be virtually invisible, and most importantly the talent and artistic vision to capture the memorable details and emotions of your wedding day. It is certainly not a job for the faint of heart. 

How, then, does one choose an accomplished, professional wedding photographer? The key items to consider are your personal preferences in photography, your budget for the event, and the professional relationship and chemistry you have (or don’t have) with the photographer.

Wedding photography is usually classified as traditional, photojournalistic (candid), and artistic.  There is a wealth of information online regarding these categories, if you would like more explanation of each.  Although some photographers may declare that they are “hardcore photojournalists” (the current buzz-word in the wedding photo industry), I believe that a good wedding photographer must be able to do all the styles equally well. It is important to review a good selection of the photographer’s work, and you should love most (if not everything) you see.  You should insist on viewing complete wedding albums to see how your final album could look.  If you don’t feel an emotional connection with the photos, you need to iHiring a wedding photographer may seem like a simple task, but choosing someone to capture all the moments and details of that special day can be much more difficult than most couples realize. The professional you select will create a photographic record that will be treasured by your family for generations, and making this decision is a critical step in the wedding-planning process.  In some instances, hiring the wrong person might not only result in poor wedding photos, but could also have a negative effect on your entire wedding day (for example, imagine a sloppy-looking photographer running around, blocking the guests’ view and constantly distracting you from enjoying your day).

One of the most common and unfortunate mistakes couples make is hiring a family friend or an enthusiastic relative to photograph the day.  Some may even ask guests to take as many photos as possible with the hope of piecing together an album composed of candid shots, most of which are unusable.  Keep in mind that even with the proper equipment, photographing a wedding properly is a daunting task requiring significant experience, the finesse’ to be virtually invisible, and most importantly the talent and artistic vision to capture the memorable details and emotions of your wedding day. It is certainly not a job for the faint of heart. 

How, then, does one choose an accomplished, professional wedding photographer? The key items to consider are your personal preferences in photography, your budget for the event, and the professional relationship and chemistry you have (or don’t have) with the photographer.

Wedding photography is usually classified as traditional, photojournalistic (candid), and artistic.  There is a wealth of information online regarding these categories, if you would like more explanation of each.  Although some photographers may declare that they are “hardcore photojournalists” (the current buzz-word in the wedding photo industry), I believe that a good wedding photographer must be able to do all the styles equally well. It is important to review a good selection of the photographer’s work, and you should love most (if not everything) you see.  You should insist on viewing complete wedding albums to see how your final album could look.  If you don’t feel an emotional connection with the photos, you need to interview another photographer.

Couples also either under-budget for their wedding photography, or they try to shop around for the cheapest package, forsaking quality. As with any creative service, with most photographers you normally “get what you pay for.” If you see an all-inclusive package with albums under 00.00, the quality of all the products and services is usually poor. If the package is above 00.00, you should expect 2 photographers present, at least 8 hours of coverage, and high-end wedding albums (along with some extra items, such as proofs or parent copies).  Make sure you compare apples to apples when reviewing various wedding packages, since they can be confusing.  In most cases a typical wedding photography budget would be in the 00.00 – 00.00 range. Don’t treat your wedding photography as an afterthought – photographs are the most enduring and viewed remembrance of your wedding day (more so, even, than a video recording).

Make sure you feel a personal connection with your photographer.  Some of the best photos of the day are usually taken “behind the scenes” as the wedding party prepares for the day, when you will be interacting with your family and friends. You should feel comfortable inviting the photographer “backstage.” As a wedding photographer, I regularly get invited to see the most intimate parts of the wedding day that are normally not visible to most guests or even family. Your photographer should be calm and assertive and have a positive energy about them.  Make sure he or she shows a genuine interest in you and your family. Do not hire a photographer that makes you feel that your wedding day is just another job for them.  Your photos would certainly reflect that.

• 1 x mini background light stand
• 2 x 7 feet light stands
• 2 x 32″ translucent umbrellas
• 3 x AC swivel umbrella holders
• 3 x 45 watt perfect daylight bulbs 5500K

This Professional Studio Light Kit is ideal for film, digital photography, and even video productions. Professional Studio umbrella Kit is easy to use and setup is effortless. These lights work great with digital cameras. It is ideal for all level photographers. It comes with a mini light stands for your background lighting.

Rating: (out of 4 reviews)

List Price: $ 129.99

Price: $ 68.99

• Collapsible and fits into a 15″ carrying pouch for easy transport.
• Includes translucent, silver, gold, white, and black.
• Fits any standard reflector holders.
• Durable and flexible steel spring frame insures easy spreading and closing.

This 5 in 1 collapsible reflector disc Comes with translucent, silver, gold, white, and black five most popular surfaces. Packs into a zip packet.
Folds into 15″ carry pouch for easy to carry, durable and flexible steel spring frame insures easy spreading and closing.
This reflector fits any standard reflector holders.

Rating: (out of 3 reviews)

Price: $ 7.49