What’s in The Bag? w/ Frazer Harrison Part 1: Telling it like it is
Getty Images photographer, Frazer Harrison, makes his living with what’s in his bag.
He knows what works and what doesn’t work.
Plus he wants to let you know his opinion. This is why we dig Frazer.
He is an immensely talented shooter, working all of the major Hollywood events like the Oscars, Golden Globes, Spirit Awards, Emmys, Grammy’s and anything that may have a red carpet involved.
The gear he uses is put through extreme paces whenever he shoots, and that’s is the best way to test any gear.
Hard work.
Not one to pussyfoot around any issues, Frazer is an honest man, and that’s good for you.
Even if you don’t work your gear as hard as he does, you’ll want some field reviews before you make a purchase.
We did some of our first What’s In The Bag? series with Frazer, back when he was a Canon shooter.
Check our our Video Page to see.
Well, Getty Images has switched all of their shooters to Nikon.
Next up:
Part 2: more flash, more gear, more honesty.
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I wonder, does he travel with that wonking big piece of glass on his camera? Bad habit! Not that I wasn’t guilty of it for years.
Thanks for the video.
But I didn’t understand if your picture is 10,000 worth, why not take two flashes, that way you can let the other cool off.
I really don’t want smoke coming out of my flash. Once it is burned out, what good it is any ways? You will still miss the 10,000 picture.
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