Camera Body: I decided to buy two Nikon Z50II camera bodies because according to Amateur Photography, they're the best cameras to use for sports photography for beginners (which I would be). According to Amazon, one of them cost $1460, meaning two would cost $2920.
Camera Lenses: A Nikon camera lens, according to B&H would cost $150. Two of them would cost $300.
Camera Tripod: An outdoor Nikon camera tripod, would cost $97, according to B&H. I decided to buy an extra one just in case my first one breaks meaning it would cost $194.
Photography Backpack: The Photography backpack I want from B&H cost $130. I'm only getting one this time because it's very big, and I don't believe I need an extra.
SD Card: I decided to buy two SD Cards that are 128 GBs. From Best Buy, each one cost $48 meaning together they would be $96.
Hard Drive: I want to buy two 8 TB BarraCuda Hard Drive because it has a lot of space, and I think two would be good in case I lose one or it gets damaged. One of them from Micro Center cost $230 meaning two together would cost $460.
Rain Gear Coverup: I wanted the expense kind from B&H which cost $107.
Wrist Guard: Whenever I film for Big Ten +, I always have problems with my wrist, so I think a wrist guard would help. One from CVS Pharmacy cost $22.
Back Brace: I also decided to get a back brace because standing for a long time can be very hard on my back. The best supportive brace comes from BraceAbility and cost $40.
Adding everything up it would cost $4309. Taking away $4309 from $15000 would mean I would have $10691 left. I decided to split the remaining $10691 in three ways, one for travel (meaning airplanes, taxis, rental cars), housing (hotels), and food. Each of the three would receive about $3564 for their specific use. Any money I have left over would go back to Tim Jacobsen.
