WMFr photo stuff
Sorry did not take time to translate/change links. I hope it will be usefull
Appareils photo
| Marque/type
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Caractéristiques
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Identifiant
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Prix TTC
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Date d'acquisition
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Fournisseur
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Utilisateur
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Remarque
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| Canon PowerShot SX230 HS + étui + carte SD 16 Go
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12.1MegaPixel - Zoom 14x - GPS
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253031012252
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274.96 €
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2011-11
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Amazon
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation - Fiche de prêt
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| Canon PowerShot SX230 HS + étui + carte SD 16 Go
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12.1MegaPixel - Zoom 14x - GPS
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253031012253
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274.96 €
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2011-11
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Amazon
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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| Canon EOS 5D Mark III
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Reflex full-frame 22 Mpx
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073024007140
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2 998,90 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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 Avec platine pour le trépied Vanguard |
Cartes mémoires
| Matériel
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Marque/type
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Capacité (en Go)
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Format (en ")
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Prix TTC
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Date d'acquisition
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Fournisseur
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Localisation
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Remarque
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| Carte Compact Flash
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Sandisk
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4
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n/a
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?
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?
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?
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2 au Lawomatic
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| Carte SDHC
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Sandisk
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16
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n/a
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34,90 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Avec l'EOS 5D Mk III
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Marquée « WMFR 1 »
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Objectifs
| Marque
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Modèle
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Identifiant
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Prix TTC
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Date d'acquisition
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Fournisseur
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Utilisateur
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Remarque
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| Canon
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1:2,8/70-200
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7860004424
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1996 €
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2012-01
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Amazon.fr
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation - Fiche de prêt
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| Canon
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1:1.4/50
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92590401
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342,90 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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 Avec filtre de protection Canon Protect |
| Canon
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1:4/17 TS-E
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39187
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2 289,00 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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 Avec housse de protection Canon LP1219 |
| Canon
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1:2.8/70-200 IS II
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8890006213
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2 149,00 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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 Avec sacoche Canon LZ1326, pare-soleil Canon ET-87, filtre de protection Canon Protect et platine pour le trépied Vanguard |
Autres
| Matériel
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Marque/type
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Caractéristiques
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Prix TTC
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Date d'acquisition
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Fournisseur
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Utilisateur
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Remarque
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| Trépied
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Joby GorillaPod Original GP1
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Flexible - pour appareil compact
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14.49 €
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2011-11
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Amazon
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Lawomatic
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| Trépied
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Joby GorillaPod Original GP1
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Flexible - pour appareil compact
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14.49 €
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2011-11
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Amazon
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Lawomatic
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| Mini studio photo
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B.I.G. Ready-To-Go VL
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Mini-studio démontable dans une malette 76x62x14 cm - 2 tubes lumineux 16Watt/5000K (+ 2 de rechange)
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329,90 €
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2012-07
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Miss Numérique
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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| Trépied
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Vanguard Alta Pro 263AB 100
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Trépied aluminium 1,65 m
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182,90 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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| Sac à dos
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Vanguard Skyborne 51
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Sac à dos photo complet (pochette PC portable, housse anti-pluie, support trépied...) pour l'EOS 5D Mk III et ses objectifs
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168,99 €
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2012-11
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Digit-Photo
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Voir l'agenda d'utilisation
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Current equipment
It would be good to include a list, or link to a list, of equipment that is already available to volunteers from the office (e.g. the laptops). Thanks. Mike Peel (talk) 12:21, 10 February 2013 (UTC)
- IIRC:
- Three Lenovo laptops
- One Chromebook
- Possibly one other laptop?
- Projector
- WMUK banner
- Various consumables - leaflets etc.
Not sure if there's currently anything else. Andrew Gray (talk) 14:54, 12 February 2013 (UTC)
- I believe there's also a camera, am not sure what else. I've just remembered there is a partial list at Fixed Asset Register. Thanks. Mike Peel (talk) 15:05, 12 February 2013 (UTC)
Mobile internet hotspot
One of those would be great - it means we can set up our own network wherever we choose to host our event, as long as there is mobile signal. The main cost of this would be the phone bill, which is running cost, rather than the upfront cost of the equipment though, so I'm not sure whether this suggestion falls within scope... Deryck Chan (talk) 21:13, 12 February 2013 (UTC)
- Most smart phones can set up a mobile hotspot nowadays, sometimes subject to an extra charge - have the office mobile phones been set up to do this for events that staff are attending? A MiFi would be another approach here. When on a monthly contract, the primary cost is the phone bill as Deryck says, although there are also pay as you go options available that move more of the cost up-front. Thanks. Mike Peel (talk) 21:28, 12 February 2013 (UTC)
