Digital Photography

• Location. Studio work tends to produce better results than location work. In the studio, the photographer has complete control of the environment.
• Time of day/weather conditions. Location work, particularly with an outdoor location, is greatly affected by the time of day and weather conditions during the shoot.
• Equipment. Certainly a professional-quality digital camera is a given. But photographers must also consider lighting, props, environment (i.e., product displays, drapes, backdrops, etc.) and more. Furthermore, once the photos have been taken, the photography needs digital equipment to manipulate them and prepare them for use on the web.