The enthusiastic photographer: storage ideas for cameras & accessories
Lee is a Chinese photographer based in Stockholm. Her photo work is inspired by music, poetry, and the conversations she has with people she meets on her many travels. Lee loves to edit her photos to the sound of music, letting the tones and rhythms influence her creative process. Photography is heavy equipment, and Lee needs a lot of smart storage to organize and display her camera gear and music equipment, travel essentials, and vast collection of photography books and magazines.
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A great display for your cameras & pictures
If you love photography, you not only want to display your beautiful photos but also the cameras you use to take them. Open shelves allow you to showcase your favorite cameras and vintage camera equipment. A display cabinet provides ample storage space for accessories. Prefer to keep things out of sight? Place a box or basket in the cabinet for cables, memory drives, or other accessories.
How to choose the right size picture frame
A gallery wall with your favorite shots looks always impressive! What about the different sizes of frames? How do you choose the right frame for the perfect photo? Simply use this table to make your choice:
| Format | Picture in mm | Frame in cm |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | 594x841 mm | 70x100 cm |
| A2 | 420x594 mm | 50x70 cm |
| A3 | 297x420 mm | 40x50 cm |
| A4 | 210x297 mm | 21x30 cm |
| A5 | 148x210 mm | 21x30 cm |
| A6 | 105x148 mm | 10x15 cm |
Storing cameras & accessories
A good system of storage boxes with labels makes it easy to store and find what you are looking for. Bigger, transparent boxes for cameras like KUGGIS. But also, big & small paper boxes (with handwritten labels) like NIMM will help you to store lenses, photo equipment, cables and memory cards in an easy-access way.
Supplies for your own photo studio
Making a large or mini photo studio, there are always a number of basics that you need in your photo studio.Consider a white cloth or daylight lamps for your clean shots. Or a memo board where you can easily hang all your inspiration. Don't forget to stock up on large frames to give your photos a stage.
