Budget

The overall budget for my magazine was about £4000 pounds. The equipment and props would cost about 3,865.63 pounds if I purchased all items from Amazon. From the screenshots you can see what items would cost how much and the reviews from others. Most of the items have 4-5 star ratings meaning that the quality of the items is very good.
Equipment:

I chose these three Canon cameras because they are very high quality, the 6D is the highest though being 20.2 megapixels. The higher the amount of megapixels, the more detail and bigger you can make the picture, meaning that you can still crop the photo and it will still look as detailed, unlike a photo with a lower megapixel count which wouldn't look good after cropping.

 

I chose SanDisk memory cards because they are very reliable and good quality for the affordable price.

I used two different lenses, one being the 75-300mm lens, and one being the 50mm portrait lens. I chose the 75-300mm lens because it has a broad focal range so it was handy for outdoor shoots meaning that I didn't have to bring a few different lenses and have to change them. I chose the 50mm portrait lens because it allowed me to focus and adjust aperture with ease.

I chose this tripod because it is very good quality for the price, it is very easy to adjust and has a small spirit level which is handy.

I chose an Apple iMac because they are very good for working and editing on due to their ease of use and quickness. The screens are also a very good quality meaning that I can see the photos I'm working with clearly.

=£3,468.39


Props:

My props involved a lot of musical items because of my magazine genre, I only used three of the items.

=£397.24

Costumes:

The total of the costumes for my three models would be 252.92 pounds total.

I chose quite stylish clothes to appeal to the target audience which are indie/alternative so are also quite stylish.

Overall I spent 4,118.55 pounds which met the budget of around 4000 pounds.