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You Don't Need a $3,000 Camera to Go Viral: Here's the Proof
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You Don't Need a $3,000 Camera to Go Viral: Here's the Proof

I have a confession that will probably surprise exactly zero people who follow my work: my most-liked Instagram photo was taken on a $200 phone. Not my Sony. Not the lens I saved up three months for. A phone. That one post cracked something open for me, and I’ve been chasing that thread ever since, looking for evidence that gear is less of a deciding factor than we’ve been told.

Matching Your Camera to Your Subject: A Lesson in Intentional Gear Selection
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Matching Your Camera to Your Subject: A Lesson in Intentional Gear Selection

When Your Equipment Becomes Part of the Story I’ve always believed that the best creative decisions come from asking yourself: “What does my subject deserve?” Recently, I watched a fascinating example of this principle in action when a cinematographer had the opportunity to film a rare vintage aircraft and chose to match that opportunity with equally vintage equipment. The scenario was compelling: a 1958 Douglas DC-6B aircraft—a piece of aviation history that hadn’t touched American soil in decades—was being flown across the United States.