Show us your studio

[bryanpritchard]

Thanks John studio looka great Im in the process of debating Bees, Norman, Elinchrom
Can you give me input on these units?

[angelsfort]

Originally Posted by Brooks

Messy Studio

is it my imagination or is it a picture of your studio on the computer monitor also??

[Brooks]

Originally Posted by angelsfort

is it my imagination or is it a picture of your studio on the computer monitor also??

Yes it is. The camera was tethered to the computer so when you press the shutter, the image goes right to the hard drive of the computer instead of to a card in the camera.

[Serevende]

Originally Posted by bryanpritchard

Thanks John studio looka great Im in the process of debating Bees, Norman, Elinchrom
Can you give me input on these units?

Frankly, I don't know that much about them. All I know is the Bee's are cheap and they work for me. Same is true for me with the Novatrons.

And I'd rather put my money into L-Glass!

[majs]

Not necessarily my studio but just my setup.

[riyosfan]

This sort of stuff is really valuable to complete newcomers to studio lighting and setup. I haven't seen the like anywhere else. It would be great if more guys shared more pictures like this. Many thanks.

[vidiot]

when I actually lived up to my name...

[nikonjedi]

Vidiot,

That looks like the bridge to the Starship Enterprise, LOL. Is that all for video editing? Speaking of which, have any of the photogs here actually considered adding this as a product with your company? Assuming you're doing weddings full time.

NJ

[showtm490]

wow vidiot....impressive setup.

[Brooks]

Studio ? Looks more like an editing suite to me......

[vidiot]

The other end of the room has the lights & backdrops.

[Brooks]

Originally Posted by vidiot

The other end of the room has the lights & backdrops.

Let's see it !

[aam1234]

This is what I have for now, hope to post a better one soon. Btw, the dark area on the left is a 100x100 sofbox.

[artur]

Any more studio pics? I really like to watch other people's setups

[luisv001]

True......... I would have suspected there would be a great deal more.......

[artur]

So here is what everyone should do when taking portrait pics as this is a learning place and I think this idea would benefit the meaning of this forum:

Everytime you engage in photo shoot, take your pics. Then at the end of shoot, take one shot of the entire studio and your model in it and post that picture as well.

I think a lot of us would learn from that!

[Serevende]

Here is my new place. Hope this code works...

[Brooks]

Aren't ceiling rail systems great ?

Originally Posted by Serevende

Here is my new place. Hope this code works...

[Serevende]

Originally Posted by Brooks

Aren't ceiling rail systems great ?

I'm still getting used to it but for the most part I love it!

[luisv001]

Ceiling mount is awesome! You do have to get accustomed to it but it's worth it! I can't imagine going back to floor stands for lights. When I go on-site, I hate dealing with them.

Have a question, while on the subject of studios..... What are you guys using to hold reflectors? I have a small boom and a two-clip boom to hold the larger 5-in-1's (5x3 foot) vertically. I am not happy with the boom I use for holding the smaller round reflectors. I'd like something that would allow me to secure the smaller (3 foot) round reflectors at any angle. What do you all use that you like?