How to Set Up a Home Portrait Photo Studio
Ab’s Video TOC
- Why Ceiling Height Is Especially Important!
- Main Light > Large Octabox, Fill Light > Umbrella w/ Diffusion Fabric, Sample Image
- Background Setup, Stands & Boom Used
- Various Prop Tips, Sample Image
- Easily Redo Certain Shots w/ Precision
- Wind w/o Wind Machine, Creating Atmosphere > Production Value; Sample Image
- Painted Backdrops & Their Various Applications, Sample Images
You always dreamt about having your own home photography studio but didn’t know where to start? Don’t despair and follow along as Ab walks you through the necessities to build your very own studio right in your own home.
Learn about environmental requirements, which lighting to use and how to apply it for best results as well as how to pick the right props that fit your space and support your desired outcome. You’ll also discover the benefits of using a meter. The cherry on top is the 3-in-1 setup which Ab will lay out for you.
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Ab Sesay
Ab Sesay is a multidisciplinary commercial advertising photographer, creative producer/director with 20 years of professional experience.
He has a passion for lighting and production, and considers his over 10,000 hours behind the lens an open book that he looks to share with other image-makers.
This little lesson was great for me, just building my first own home studio and yes, it’s all very close together, because of the limited space. Problem ceiling: normally 2.50meter, the headlight can’t be so high that it comes really from half above Problem carpet: the background paper on carpets… Read more »