GFruge
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I've finally setup some of my at home studio equipment. I'm going to use this space as an all purpose space, but the studio will be in there.
Here goes:
I'll post photos soon, but here's what I'm working with.
My space is 16' x 24'. I have a roll-up door for the use of a garage, but right behind the roll-up door I've installed a bracked system that holds my paper. I've got 3 rolls of paper there already, all 9' wide. The colors I've chosen so far are white, black, and green(chroma color).
The ceiling in the shop is 8' high, therefore I've installed the chain pulley system to roll the paper up and down.
Towards the front of the shop is my workspace with cabinets and workbench.
Anyways, I've never really used a studio that was never mobile. I've always setup onsite and used props from the household that I was shooting or from whatever props I could find in the area. What do you guys suggest I have in this non-mobile studio. Suggestions could include other colored paper, muslins, special or common props.......????
The workspace is climate controlled with an air conditioning unit and 2 ceiling fans. It's quite a nice space for having it at home. I intend to do a wide variety of shooting, from models, senior portraits, wedding photography, animal photography, child photos, etc.
Help me out with any suggestions.
Thanks and I will post photos.
Here goes:
I'll post photos soon, but here's what I'm working with.
My space is 16' x 24'. I have a roll-up door for the use of a garage, but right behind the roll-up door I've installed a bracked system that holds my paper. I've got 3 rolls of paper there already, all 9' wide. The colors I've chosen so far are white, black, and green(chroma color).
The ceiling in the shop is 8' high, therefore I've installed the chain pulley system to roll the paper up and down.
Towards the front of the shop is my workspace with cabinets and workbench.
Anyways, I've never really used a studio that was never mobile. I've always setup onsite and used props from the household that I was shooting or from whatever props I could find in the area. What do you guys suggest I have in this non-mobile studio. Suggestions could include other colored paper, muslins, special or common props.......????
The workspace is climate controlled with an air conditioning unit and 2 ceiling fans. It's quite a nice space for having it at home. I intend to do a wide variety of shooting, from models, senior portraits, wedding photography, animal photography, child photos, etc.
Help me out with any suggestions.
Thanks and I will post photos.