The Adobe Digital Commons (Zimmerman Library, 1st floor) offers equipment for checkout:
- Canon 90D Camera kits
- Handheld stabilizing gimbal
- Audio recording equipment
- Lighting equipment
- 3 day checkout
Before reserving equipment, all students must complete a mandatory Equipment and Safety Training. After completing the training, equipment can be reserved on LibCal.
The Centennial Science & Engineering Library offers two RICOH 360 degree cameras for checkout.
- RICOH Theta V: 4K 360 degree camera (takes video and/or still photos) comes with a special attachable 3D microphone
- RICOH Theta S: HD (1080p) 360 degree camera (takes video and/or still photos) comes with various devices to attach camera to bike helmet or handlebars.
Cameras may be checked out for a 3-day period (with the option to renew). Tripods are also available for checkout.
For more information on how to use cameras and software, please see our THETA V Instructions research guide.
Also available at CSEL:
- Sony 4K HandyCam FDR-AX53. This can be checked out for 3 hours. Included is a tripod, microphone, USB cable (for downloading files), and HDMI cable for playing videos directly from camera.
- The Olloclip Filmer's Kit for iPhone 8/7 - includes the Core Lens Set (Fisheye, Super-Wide and Macro 15x lenses), Active Lens Set (Telephoto 2x and Ultra-Wide lenses) and Pivot - a 225° articulating mobile video grip.
Other camera rental equipment options available on campus can be found at: The Department of Film & Digital Arts and The Department of Art and Art History. (Restrictions may apply. Please contact each department for requirements).
