Show me your studio setup

AliceWhitten · 4th September 2005

I'm working on setting up my own home studio. I've never done it before and have never actually been in a photography studio, but I want to do studio work myself.

I found this link that provides some examples of what studios look like, but I'd like to see more. Can anyone here share?

Thanks.

Alice.

Michael Ang · 4th September 2005

Hi there,

check out this thread ... this is much better than any books i have came across....
and has been PDFed into a document.

http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/144181/83

catchlights · 4th September 2005

This is just a makeshift studio set up using my Metz flash set up.

24bits · 4th September 2005

simple butterfly ... one softbox bout 35 degrees on top of the models face , one more light from below ...

Splutter · 5th September 2005

Just to share mine

reachme2003 · 5th September 2005

innovative use of L brackets.

Astin · 5th September 2005

This is my studio setup:

This is the studio at works:

This is what we called "Mobile Studio", up and ready in 15 minutes:

jauburn · 8th August 2006

Hey, everyone, thanks for the setup illustrations. Any others? Just got back after a long time away.

hondasleeper · 9th August 2006

How about these setups! 2 photographers whose studios I got to check out.

http://siegelphoto.com/studio/

http://paulmarkow.com/studio.htm

Sion · 9th August 2006

Here's Don Farrall's studio. He is one of the highly paid Getty photographers.

http://www.lightworksdigital.com/lightworksstudio.htm

Green Baron · 10th August 2006

Originally Posted by Astin

This is my studio setup:

Are those strobes or continuous lighting ?

Astin · 10th August 2006

Originally Posted by Green Baron

Are those strobes or continuous lighting ?

Storbes. (continuous lighting would be too hot and too dangerous sometimes)

jauburn · 11th August 2006

Originally Posted by hondasleeper

How about these setups! 2 photographers whose studios I got to check out.

http://siegelphoto.com/studio/

http://paulmarkow.com/studio.htm

Just awesome.

Halfmoon · 13th August 2006

Dear All,

I am also curious about setting up a little studio for home.

Usually, how much does it costs to get the screen?? The back ground? Where is it available?

Thinking of getting a simple set up with some umbrella and strobes... will it cost a lot?

I notice most studio is black inside.... is this important??

I guess for home studio, a 50mm on 1.6 crop/ 85mm is the most common set up right??

Care to share more? Hope I did not OOT....

4th September 2005	#1
AliceWhitten Deregistered Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 3	Show me your studio setup I'm working on setting up my own home studio. I've never done it before and have never actually been in a photography studio, but I want to do studio work myself. I found this link that provides some examples of what studios look like, but I'd like to see more. Can anyone here share? Thanks. Alice.

4th September 2005	#2
Michael Ang Gallery Subscriber Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 300	Re: Show me your studio setup Hi there, check out this thread ... this is much better than any books i have came across.... and has been PDFed into a document. http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/144181/83

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catchlights Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Punggol Posts: 10,776	Re: Show me your studio setup This is just a makeshift studio set up using my Metz flash set up.

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24bits Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 221	Re: Show me your studio setup simple butterfly ... one softbox bout 35 degrees on top of the models face , one more light from below ...

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Splutter Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Gim Boon Tai Posts: 2,819	Re: Show me your studio setup Just to share mine __________________ If you understand my works, it's photography. If you don't, it's art. SplutterPhotography\|flickr

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reachme2003 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 3,536	Re: Show me your studio setup innovative use of L brackets.

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Astin Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Astin Studio Posts: 4,724	Re: Show me your studio setup This is my studio setup: This is the studio at works: This is what we called "Mobile Studio", up and ready in 15 minutes:

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jauburn New Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 3	Re: Show me your studio setup Hey, everyone, thanks for the setup illustrations. Any others? Just got back after a long time away.

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hondasleeper Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 334	Re: Show me your studio setup How about these setups! 2 photographers whose studios I got to check out. http://siegelphoto.com/studio/ http://paulmarkow.com/studio.htm Last edited by hondasleeper; 9th August 2006 at 12:18 PM.

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Sion Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: 新天地 Posts: 1,014	Re: Show me your studio setup Here's Don Farrall's studio. He is one of the highly paid Getty photographers. http://www.lightworksdigital.com/lightworksstudio.htm

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Halfmoon Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Hougang, Singapore. Posts: 1,361	Re: Show me your studio setup Dear All, I am also curious about setting up a little studio for home. Usually, how much does it costs to get the screen?? The back ground? Where is it available? Thinking of getting a simple set up with some umbrella and strobes... will it cost a lot? I notice most studio is black inside.... is this important?? I guess for home studio, a 50mm on 1.6 crop/ 85mm is the most common set up right?? Care to share more? Hope I did not OOT.... __________________ Art is perception; Perception is art.