Studio Photography : How to Set Up Photography Studio Lighting

Posted on September 7, 2014 by ShutterBug

Studio Photography : How to Set Up Photography Studio Lighting

A well-lit photography studio utilizes several lights that cover the back of the subject, the front of the subject and the background. Supply enough light fo…
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3 Responses to Studio Photography : How to Set Up Photography Studio Lighting

  1. Chris Brown says:
    September 7, 2014 at 7:05 pm

    Err … Photographing dark hair against a maroon background? Not a great
    idea. Personally, I would have used your white wall so to have contrast
    between subject / background. Ideally, I think a sky blue might have worked
    best. I’m personally setting up a studio / video greenscreen in a spare
    bedroom. You can follow my progress via the videos on my channel.

  2. GarrettD says:
    September 7, 2014 at 7:36 pm

    you should use flashes for the hair light and especially your background
    light. you can see that in the final picture the background and hair light
    didn’t show because the flash was overpowering them. you should also have
    the soft box more adjustable because they are ment to be pointed right at
    the subject

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