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 === '''Camera''' ===
 ==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
 [[File:Rebel.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]]
-* '''DSLR Camera'''
+* '''DSLR Camera:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide|Canon Rebel T6i Gear Guide]]
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
-** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
 ** '''Description:''' Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera—ideal for new users but with all the features a professional would need. Compatible with many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, T5i, T2i, and T1i
-* '''Palmcorder'''
+* '''Palmcorder:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide|Vixia HD HMF500 Camcorder Gear Guide]]
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Vixia HF M500
-** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
 ** '''Description:''' A video-focused camcorder that is easy to use and gets good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200.
-* '''Go Pro'''
+* '''Go Pro:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
-** '''Brand & Model:''' GoPro Hero 4
-** '''Gear Guide:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
 ** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.
-* '''Point and Shoot'''
+* '''Point and Shoot:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
 ** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use.
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 * '''Wide Angle Lens'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
-** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 10mm to 75mm. Used to see more of a scene, making objects appear smaller.
+** '''Description:''' We have many digital camera lenses that are EF and EF‑S connections. This means they will all connect to the Canon Rebel. W have fixed and zoom lenses ranging from focal lengths of 8mm to 300mm.
-*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm
+*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro), 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
-*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm
+*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm, 24–70mm, 28–75mm, 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm
-−
-* '''Normal Angle Lens'''
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
-** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 28mm to 100mm, designed to mimic human eye perspective.
-*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro)
-*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 24–70mm, 28–75mm
-−
-* '''Telephoto Lens'''
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
-** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 75mm to 300mm. Used to “zoom in” on distant subjects.
-*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
 *** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm
 ==== '''Film Camera''' ====
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 *'''35mm SLR Camera'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
-** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
+** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]]
 ** '''Description:''' Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland]. Also available: Pentax ZX‑M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm.
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 * '''Pocket Skater'''
-** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2<br>
+** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2
 === '''Audio''' ===
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 ==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping Video]
-*'''XLR'''
+*'''XLR:''' The standard connector for professional audio commonly used with microphones.
-** '''Most Common Use:''' Professional Microphones
+* '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux"):''' smaller version of 1/4" commonly used for headphone output of a device.
-** '''Description:''' The standard connector for professional audio.
+* '''1/4":''' cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio, commonly used for guitar and keyboard.
-* '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux")'''
+* '''RCA:''' Standard cable for unbalanced home audio.
-** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphone output of a device
+* '''DI Box:''' Used for getting signal from guitar by converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switch
-** '''Description:''' smaller version of 1/4"
-* '''1/4"'''
-** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
-** '''Description:''' cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio.
-* '''RCA'''
-** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
-** '''Description:''' Standard stereo RCA cable for devices with RCA at both ends.
-* '''DI Box'''
-** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
-** '''Description:''' Converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switch
 === '''Presentation''' ===
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 ** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups.
 ==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
-* '''USB‑C Display Adapter'''
+* '''USB‑C Display Adapter:''' an adapter supporting HDMI and others
-** '''Description:''' USB‑C adapter supporting HDMI and others
+* '''HDMI:''' Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats
-* '''HDMI'''
+* '''RCA:''' RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video.
-** '''Description:''' Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats
-* '''RCA'''
-** '''Description:''' RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video.
-* '''VGA w/Audio'''
+* '''VGA w/Audio:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.
-** '''Description:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.
-* '''USB Cables'''
+* '''USB Cables:''' Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes
-** '''Description:''' Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes
-* '''Card Reader'''
+* '''Card Reader:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB
-** '''Description:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB
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 * '''Light Meter'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s
-** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure in film photography.
+** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure for the camera. Most cameras have a light meter built in, but this gives more options
 ==== '''Lighting''' ====
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 ==== '''Stabilizers''' ====
 * '''Photo Tripod'''
 ** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots.
 * '''Video Tripod'''
 ** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements.
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 * '''Monopod'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL
-** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for quick shots in the field.
+** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for carrying to locations.
 * '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)'''

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 ==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
-|[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|150x150px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]]
+[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]]
 * '''DSLR Camera'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
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 ==== '''Film Camera''' ====
-|[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|150x150px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]]
+[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]]
 *'''35mm SLR Camera'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
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 ==== '''Recorder''' ====
-|[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|150x150px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]]
+[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]]
 * '''Field Recorder'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n

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 <div class="lead">
-<div class="lead">[[File:Media Loan Logo.png|left|frameless|90x90px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Media_Loan_Logo.png]] Media Loan gear available to all Evergreen students. </div></div></div></div>
+<div class="lead">[[File:Media Loan Logo.png|left|frameless|90x90px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Media_Loan_Logo.png|alt=Media Loans Logo with text that says "Media Loan Evergreen" and have images of media equipment on panels that represent the blades of a lens iris]] Media Loan gear available to all Evergreen students. </div></div></div></div>
 == '''Overview:''' ==
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 ==== '''Film Camera''' ====
-|[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|150x150px]]
+|[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|150x150px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]]
 *'''35mm SLR Camera'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
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 ==== '''Recorder''' ====
-|[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|150x150px]]
+|[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|150x150px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]]
 * '''Field Recorder'''
 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n

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 ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments
-==== Condenser Microphones ====
+==== '''Condenser Microphones''' ====
 All mics in this sections have XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless otherwise noted.

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 [[Audio Fundamentals]]
-[[Microphones in General Access]]
+==== '''Recorder''' ====
 ==== '''Dynamic Microphones''' ====
-all are XLR connectors, non need phantom power power
+All mics in this section have XLR connectors and do not need phantom power.
 ===== '''Stage''' =====
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 ==== Condenser Microphones ====
-all need are XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless batteries listed
+All mics in this sections have XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless otherwise noted.
 ===== '''All Purpose Studio''' =====
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 ** '''Pattern:''' Multiple patterns
 ** '''Standard Usage:''' connecting directly to a computer without an audio interface. An audio interface like the Motu M2 would allow all other microphones to connect to a computer.
 ==== '''Mixer''' ====
 * '''10 channel mixer'''
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 ** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole
 ** '''Description:''' A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end; used to get good sound right next to a source without being in the camera frame.
 ==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
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 ** '''Most Common Use:''' Professional Microphones
 ** '''Description:''' The standard connector for professional audio.
-* '''1/8" '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux")''''''
+* '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux")'''
 ** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphone output of a device
 ** '''Description:''' smaller version of 1/4"