Best Budget Laptops For University Students

Best snoot ever, definitely will recommend to my students.

If you are on a tight budget then look no further! Best value for your $

I used this battery with the A1 Flash. I photographed a University Convocation. There were about 450 students photographed in 1 hour, 2 shots per student. This flash never failed once, plus the power was consistant and produced perfect exposure. This beats out Canon & nikon flashes. Plus I shot all of them vertical and NO SHADOW down one side. The most versatile flash I have ever used.

I run a video lab on a university campus. For the beginning classes, students use consumer palmcorders for their projects. As you would expect, sound issues are prominent throughout the semester. However, these mics really make a difference. It's a great lesson as well, training them not to rely on camera mics when the move into more professional gear. The only thing I'm not crazy about is the on/off switch.

We bought this product at my University in semi-bulk for students to rent throughout the semester. So far this product has worked AMAZING for our students. Due to COVID-19 we decreased the amount of our production equipment that students have access to, and bought equipment to gear up for a Mobile Phone oriented Production. The phone mount is great and fits every type of phone we've encountered so far. The only complaint I would have is it's a little hard to straighten out the legs of the GorillaPod after they have been wrapped around something Overall very happy with this products performance.

Yes this is for lighting, no that's not what I use it for. I teach at a university and film video demonstrations for my students to watch online. A traditional tripod didn't allow me to get the overhead view that I needed without getting in my way so I got this and a bracket to attach it to table. Now I can position my camera however I need it without tripod legs getting in my shot. Brilliant tool!

Am using the Holga for an experimental photo class at The University of southern Maine. We had an exercise where the students were all blind-folded and were given the task of taking photos with our Holgas outside. We did have monitors. Well, I just developed some of the pics from that experience and they are wonderfully spooky. I love how the Holga captures light and how I was able to take seemingly mundane subjects, (trees, buildings, rocks) and turn them into atmospheric scenes. I know this camera isn't for everyone but I think it's a great tool when you want to experiment with photography and let go of the precision aspect.

Students at our university use this clapper during film shoots. Easy to clean, standard, professional, fun to use.

We bought 5 of these thanks for our large format film class at the University of Calgary and they work perfectly. Students could use them immediately, cutting development time and working using regular light.

Our photography students deserve the best utensils when learning at a university. These brushes are just one of the 'precious' tools we depend on for detailing!