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Portable studio set up

hoganpoly · 2010-07-01 04:23:38

Probably been covered here but anyone suggest a good portable studio set up for portrait work thx

01-07-2010 5:23am

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hoganpoly

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Probably been covered here but anyone suggest a good portable studio set up for portrait work thx

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#2 01-07-2010 7:45am

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Howya

Are you looking for a homemade job? I use an extendable curtain pole on two cheap light stands. You can hang whatever you want off that then as a background. I used a couch throwover that cost a tenner in ikea for the baby pics. I have a black throwover as well that I got for a fiver in Harry Corry. I haven't used it yet but I will use vinyl curtain black out blinds as a seamless White background. This was the dearest part of the "studio" at thirty lids! Most of the ideas above I got from oshead who has a similar setup and it works very well

obviously you need lights as well. I use a few flashes and a reflector.

If you're passing after work some evening give me a shout and I'll show it to you

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Sound will call by next week:)

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#4 01-07-2010 11:26am

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Have a look at this thread from a while back. Lots of good ideas in there.

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