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Do you struggle to get clear, perfectly illuminated pictures of your core?
Now you can stop struggling! The Discoverer Core Photography Camera Frame has been perfected over time with a group of Geologists and Fieldies that wanted to fix this long standing industry problem. We got our heads together with a professional photographer and now you are able to get consistent, well lit images of all your core.
The Photography Frames are specially designed to fit the Discoverer Core Trays, so select the right frame for the trays you use as they 'locate' neatly onto the tray when moving the frame from one tray to the next along your racking - The perfect addition to your Core Shed. The units are made from a strong, sturdy and lightweight aluminium frame so lifting the frame is OH&S friendly as they only weight a few kg's.
In order to get the perfect picture the large majority of customers will make use of the professional photography lights that can be supplied with the unit. This is how the professional photography industry recommends getting the perfect picture, rather than relying on your camera flash.
For more details on this unit contact the team today. Our Geological Products Specialist's are happy to talk you through this unit and even supply high resolution images for you to view before committing. There's nothing like seeing how your core photos are going to look before you start!
From our customers experience the Canon EOS DSLR Range works best with this Camera Frame - these are constantly updating so we are happy to confirm the latest and currently available model.
NOTE: The image of the core tray shown in the picture below is low resolution so as not to slow down the website, but the images you will take on site will be a high resolution images. This image is to illustrate the ability of the core photography frame to take the perfect picture, this image hasn't been edited or cropped, it's exactly how the camera will take the image when mounted to the Discoverer® Core Photography Camera Frames
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