Home Studio Made Possible


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sulhan

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Hi Everyone,

As planned (shared the idea with Pandora ,Knighthunter and the rest in Chat room yesterday) i setup a little home studio for portraiture purpose. I have a smple photo taken with the setup and also the equipment used. Currently i'm using the digital camera to do some characterization of the setup and then i will venture to film shots.

Here is the link to my website tips page: Follow the last tips called - Home Portraiture ....

THe URL is:
Tips page

regards,
sulhan
 

Hiee...

I will try out the phototaking with V2 also as the photo effects in v2 is way better than the S10. WIll post the images taken in the months to come.




Regards,
me
 

No, for a home studio, the most important thing is space. And that is sadly in short supply in most households.
 

hi Yslee...

Thats my point.....thats why i use my kitchen bamboo pole holder on the ceiling...for my backdrop hanger.....

If you see in the photo on my web...on the left of the backdrop is the oven and on the right os the washing machine.......btw.....i live in a 3 room hdb.......

Any extra side lighting....i will use my toilet lights...and the doors to control the brightness....
;)
regards,
me
 

Thanks Sulhan for sharing with us ;) :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
 

Heh i got a dream like urs too, to create a home studio. too bad the link was "overloaded" and i couldn't see the setup that you posted....

will check again later.

:)
Cheers


Originally posted by sulhan
Hi Everyone,

As planned (shared the idea with Pandora ,Knighthunter and the rest in Chat room yesterday) i setup a little home studio for portraiture purpose. I have a smple photo taken with the setup and also the equipment used. Currently i'm using the digital camera to do some characterization of the setup and then i will venture to film shots.

Here is the link to my website tips page: Follow the last tips called - Home Portraiture ....

THe URL is:
Tips page

regards,
sulhan
 

Good effort.

One of the more useful guide I had seen here.

How do you control the flash to fire off?

Is there any basic setup up that can be bought in Singapore like at Ruby? Like 2 studio lights and a backdrop kind..
 

Hi Sulhan,

Thanx for the tips.

Where did you get the slave flash ?
Did it cost you alot ?
I have intentions to setup my home studio.
I am going to get a flash for my SLR soon.

Might get a additonal flash unit to get the setup you had mentioned earlier.

Thanx in advance .

Cheers
Ericana
 

Hieeee....

I am currently using two third party slaves. One from
1)Pheonix 66s - Sold in peninsula with another name - allows mounting of additional flash with a standard hot shoe + and the top mount can swivel 360.Pheonix Slave one shop opposite konota sells it -it has a bracket for side screw mount.~$60
2)this brand call SLS-160(Photoguide $35 approx)- It is small with screw mount and also a little foldable square ring - for floor up tilt

Simple tripod x 3 each 20 to 30 bucks

Backdrop 2 to 3 metres from SPOTLIGHT (Orchard Point/Tampines)

Camera.....your choice.....Cheap White umbrellas....for a start(i got those from DAISO for $2 each.......they work great!!!

Manequin for testing (Can use baloon with paper nose pasted too to test shadow casts)

And i think thats bout all in all....shouldn't cost more than $150......may be even close to $100.........

Well......let your imagination run wild.......start with 1 slave and a white cardboard wrapped in aluminium foil.....as a start.....then maybe venture to more slaves....

Happy Trying......

Regards,
Sulhan
 

just wondering, how did u attach ur umbrellas onto the flash/tripod units?

:)


Originally posted by sulhan
Hieeee....

I am currently using two third party slaves. One from
1)Pheonix 66s - Sold in peninsula with another name - allows mounting of additional flash with a standard hot shoe + and the top mount can swivel 360.Pheonix Slave one shop opposite konota sells it -it has a bracket for side screw mount.~$60
2)this brand call SLS-160(Photoguide $35 approx)- It is small with screw mount and also a little foldable square ring - for floor up tilt

Simple tripod x 3 each 20 to 30 bucks

Backdrop 2 to 3 metres from SPOTLIGHT (Orchard Point/Tampines)

Camera.....your choice.....Cheap White umbrellas....for a start(i got those from DAISO for $2 each.......they work great!!!

Manequin for testing (Can use baloon with paper nose pasted too to test shadow casts)

And i think thats bout all in all....shouldn't cost more than $150......may be even close to $100.........

Well......let your imagination run wild.......start with 1 slave and a white cardboard wrapped in aluminium foil.....as a start.....then maybe venture to more slaves....

Happy Trying......

Regards,
Sulhan
 

Hi All,


Well....i thought it would be nice to get into some details on the setup as per vince's request......

I have added a sketch on how the umbrella was mounted......


Tips page

have fun!!


regards,
me
 

Thanks!! think that ur whole setup is cool and at minimal cost, and ur diagrams on the website are well 'drawn' too :)
 

would it be possible to take a photo of the flash-tripod-umbrella setup? would like to see in real life the whole contraption :)

thanks!
 

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