Any advice for Studio work
Hi all.
I just wondered if anyone has any advice for a newbie when it comes to studio work.
I am setting up my spare room as a studio, in order to do portait work, in particular Boudoir photography.
I'll need to equip it, and would like advice as to whether I need to get 2/3 or 4 lights, & anything else which I may need.
I will also be looking for "models" to practice on when its set up - so if you are in the Southend on Sea area - ping me.
Thanks
I just wondered if anyone has any advice for a newbie when it comes to studio work.
I am setting up my spare room as a studio, in order to do portait work, in particular Boudoir photography.
I'll need to equip it, and would like advice as to whether I need to get 2/3 or 4 lights, & anything else which I may need.
I will also be looking for "models" to practice on when its set up - so if you are in the Southend on Sea area - ping me.
Thanks
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Thanks to both of you for the answers.
I have a window in the room, but as I will be doing this along with my day job, I will only have evenings and weekends, and so will need lighting - I was thinking about getting 3 lights. This set seems to do everything - what are your thoughts?
http://www.studio-flash.com/b-series-entry-level-lighting/b-series-...
You guys are using acronyms which I don't know - I wonder if you could tell me what they mean please *blushes*
TFP
TFCD
MUAs
I have lined up a couple of friends to practice on - just to get lighting etc set. And will get a release form for those who I intend to use to promote myself. or even if they come to me to have a set done. There seems to be quite a few on the web which I can adapt.
Time will tell, but I am hoping to be in a position in Feb to start practicing - and to be honest can't wait. -
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