HuffakerPhotography
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Hey everybody!
We are building a residential studio in our lower level (basement). I want to describe the area to you, so you get a better feel for what I'm trying to accomplish.
To enter our studio you walk down the stairs and the bottom three steps turn to the left and enter the studio area. This is is 12 feet wide x 25 feet long. The ceiling height is going to be around 7'7" when the flooring has been completed.
On your right you'll see frame corners on the wall and some wall portraits hanging in front of, and beside you. The other end of this area is the actual studio area which will have paper backdrops on rollers, and muslin on a track system.
For our lighting we have 4 Profoto Compact 600R's and we have fond they are quite powerful in this small environment. However that was when we had bare drywall on ceiling and walls and concrete floors.
Our drywall has now been textured so we're ready for paint. With the small width and low ceilings I'm concerned about the lights reflecting back on the subject.
What are your recommendations for this studio area? Flat black ceiling above the main shooting area, 18% gray walls????
We will have a semi-dark walnut laminate on the floors as well, with some area rugs spread throughout over time.
Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!
Thanks again... Oh yes, Nice forum you all have here...
We are building a residential studio in our lower level (basement). I want to describe the area to you, so you get a better feel for what I'm trying to accomplish.
To enter our studio you walk down the stairs and the bottom three steps turn to the left and enter the studio area. This is is 12 feet wide x 25 feet long. The ceiling height is going to be around 7'7" when the flooring has been completed.
On your right you'll see frame corners on the wall and some wall portraits hanging in front of, and beside you. The other end of this area is the actual studio area which will have paper backdrops on rollers, and muslin on a track system.
For our lighting we have 4 Profoto Compact 600R's and we have fond they are quite powerful in this small environment. However that was when we had bare drywall on ceiling and walls and concrete floors.
Our drywall has now been textured so we're ready for paint. With the small width and low ceilings I'm concerned about the lights reflecting back on the subject.
What are your recommendations for this studio area? Flat black ceiling above the main shooting area, 18% gray walls????
We will have a semi-dark walnut laminate on the floors as well, with some area rugs spread throughout over time.
Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!
Thanks again... Oh yes, Nice forum you all have here...