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03 Jan, 2012 | Posted by: st
MARKETING TIP: Editorial stock photographers can get by with only a small investment in camera equipment. Unlike the commercial/assignment service photographer who must be "versatile," the editorial stock photographer can get by easily with an 8-meg digital camera and three lenses. If your excess equipment is gathering dust, sell it. Your stock in trade are your pictures, not your equipment.
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