How To Store Lighting Equipment at Thomas Shea blog

How To Store Lighting Equipment. After carefully packing your lighting items or professional lighting equipment, it is time to store it somewhere. Even the most basic sorting tactics can make a huge difference. All it takes are some screws, hooks and two pieces of bungee cord, and you’re all set. Keep large tripods and light stands together, separate from smaller items like lens filters or batteries to prevent them from slipping down through the gaps in the larger pieces. If you’re looking for a neat and simple way for storing light stands, tripods and booms, guys from the film look have come up with a simple solution and they share it in their latest video. I'd like to have one canonical place for everything to live, ideally in some kind of squarish container that. Do any of you have good schemes for storing photo equipment at home? Keeping your equipment organized will help things from getting lost or damaged.

Keeping your equipment organized will help things from getting lost or damaged. All it takes are some screws, hooks and two pieces of bungee cord, and you’re all set. If you’re looking for a neat and simple way for storing light stands, tripods and booms, guys from the film look have come up with a simple solution and they share it in their latest video. I'd like to have one canonical place for everything to live, ideally in some kind of squarish container that. Do any of you have good schemes for storing photo equipment at home? Even the most basic sorting tactics can make a huge difference. After carefully packing your lighting items or professional lighting equipment, it is time to store it somewhere. Keep large tripods and light stands together, separate from smaller items like lens filters or batteries to prevent them from slipping down through the gaps in the larger pieces.

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How To Store Lighting Equipment Keep large tripods and light stands together, separate from smaller items like lens filters or batteries to prevent them from slipping down through the gaps in the larger pieces. Do any of you have good schemes for storing photo equipment at home? After carefully packing your lighting items or professional lighting equipment, it is time to store it somewhere. If you’re looking for a neat and simple way for storing light stands, tripods and booms, guys from the film look have come up with a simple solution and they share it in their latest video. I'd like to have one canonical place for everything to live, ideally in some kind of squarish container that. All it takes are some screws, hooks and two pieces of bungee cord, and you’re all set. Keeping your equipment organized will help things from getting lost or damaged. Even the most basic sorting tactics can make a huge difference. Keep large tripods and light stands together, separate from smaller items like lens filters or batteries to prevent them from slipping down through the gaps in the larger pieces.