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We are out at the SKB Case Factory in Orange, California, to see how their iSeries cases are made. This is a busy place with a lot of large machines and moving parts. Shooting in a working factory can seem like a daunting task, but here are 10 tips to make it easier.

1. Scout the location.
2. Make a list of the process.
3. Look for interesting angles.
4. Move the camera.
5. Use your ambient light for fill, then create highlights with your light source.
6. Add color for interest.
7. Cut the bottom out of a case, put the camera in a potato chip bag – make different enclosures for the camera in order to make it a part of the process.
8. Bring clean shirts for the workers if needed.
9. Tell the workers exactly what you want them to do, and be pleasant and persistent until you get the shot.
10. Shoot two or more camera on a process you are only going to be able to see once.

We had a great day here at SKB and I really enjoyed this process. It is fascinating to see all the machinery at the factory and what it takes to make an iSeries case. I hope these tips will help lay a foundation four you the next time you are out shooting in a working factory. Keep those cameras rollin’ and keep on clickin’.

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