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 Square Perfect Premium Photo Backdrop Stand For Muslin Scenic Backgrounds  US $55.99
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 dmk2 6x9 Muslin Backdrop W102 New Background US $11.99
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 JS Photo Studio Lighting Lights Umbrella Kit Muslin Support Stand JUC228 US $199.00
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 10x20 Solid Black BACKGROUND Muslin BACKDROP SB US $79.00
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 3 Point Photography Video Studio Lighting Background Stand Light Set CASE NEW US $124.99
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 Complete Photo Strobe Flash Lighting 20 x 10 Backdrop Umbrella Backgrounds Kit US $219.95
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 3 Light Photo Studio Photography Video Umbrella Lighting Kit Backdrops 10 Stand US $186.95
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 PHOTO LIGHT STUDIO STROBE BACKDROP SUPPORT Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $389.95
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 BACKDROP SUPPORT SYSTEM PRO 10x12 Steve Kaeser Photographic Lighting US $69.95
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 Lighting Kit 3 Point Light Kit With Background Stand And Two Muslin Backdrop 03 US $119.99
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 23 3 Wall Aluminum Track Rolling Ceiling System for Backdrops US $165.00
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 235 Two Wall Aluminum Rolling Ceiling Track Kit for Backdrops US $155.00
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 Jet Black PREMIUM MUSLIN BACKDROP BACKGROUND 10x10 US $49.95
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 Complete Photography Video Umbrella Lighting Kit 3 Light 10 Support 2 Backdrops US $164.95
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 CowboyStudio Photography 220 Watt Photo Studio Monolight Flash Lighting Kit US $137.28
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 31 Three Sided Aluminum Ceiling Track Kit for Muslins US $199.95
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 1600W Complete Video Light 8 bulb 2 20 x 10 Backdrops Kit Photography Soft Box US $263.95
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 FRONT PROJECTION SYSTEM by HENSEL much like the VIRTUAL BACKGROUND SCENE MACHINE US $89.88
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 100 Cotton Backdrop Studio Photographic Light 10 x 20 Black Muslin Background US $49.95
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 Telescopic Stand 20 x 10 Muslin Black White Backdrops Photo Background Support US $142.95
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 JS PHOTO LIGHTING LIGHT KIT PORTRAIT STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY MUSLIN BACKDROP JUC262 US $149.95
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Prism Backdrops 10X20' Black Muslin Photo Video Backdrop Background List Price: $399.99 Sale Price: $43.69 Used From: $43.00  |
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This is a professional muslin backdrop made from a heavier 100% cotton material. The 10X20' size (actually about 9X18' after shrinkage) weighs 5.7lbs. The 10x20' size units also come with a black carry bag to protect your backdrop from dust and stains between uses... |
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Cowboystudio 10 x 12 ft Black Muslin Backdrop for Video, Portrait and Product Photography List Price: $35.00 Sale Price: $35.00 |
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# 100% A grade premium quality cotton # A seamless and weaving surface # Machine washable # Crimped along the edge to prevent tears # Pre - stitched loop/easy to fold # 3" Rod Pocket on 10' side |
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Cowboystudio Backdrops 10X20' Photography Black Muslin Photo Video Backdrop Background List Price: $50.00 Sale Price: $45.00 |
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* Heavy 100% Cotton Muslin Material * Well Saturated High Key Color * Single Piece Seamless Design * 3.4" Rod Pocket and Fully Stitched Edges * Weight is 7 lb |
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ePhoto 6 x 9 ft Photography Studio Portrait Muslin backdrop Backgrounds Black by ePhoto INC 6x9blk Sale Price: $17.99 |
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Brand new seamless muslin backdrop that is finished on all sides. Our backdrops are made from a high quality muslin material with excellent durability and portability. It could be draped or hung straight and could be used with variety of lighting and gel to create professional looks. |
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Cowboystudio 10 x 24 ft Black Photo/Video Cotton Muslin Backdrop List Price: $54.00 Sale Price: $54.00 |
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* Made from durable muslin material * 100% cotton to absorb the light and help eliminate reflection * Completely seamless; made from one piece of material * 4" pocket on one end to hang on background support * Machine washable; allow 5-8% for shrinkage * Crimped along the edges to prevent tears * Light-weight * Easy to fold |
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Cowboystudio 9 x 15 Ft Black Muslin Backdrop for Photography and Video List Price: $38.00 Sale Price: $38.00 |
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* 9' x 15' * Black * Made from durable muslin material * 100% cotton to absorb the light and help eliminate reflection * Completely seamless; made from one piece of material * 4" pocket on one end to hang on background support * Machine washable; allow 5-8% for shrinkage * Crimped along the edges to prevent tears * Light-weight * Easy to fold |
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CowboyStudio Photo Muslin Background Support System with One Background Support Set with 1 carry case and Black & White Muslin Backdrops List Price: $80.00 Sale Price: $80.00 |
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Cross Bar for Background Support: This is a 3-section telescope cross bar for background support. Extend from 5 ft 5" to 10 ft with 5/8" female sockets on both ends to lock on to any light stands. Holds canvas, muslin or paper... |
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Studio Lighting Kit 1000 Watt Lighting Kit With Backdrop Support System And 6'x9' Black White Muslin Backdrop By Fancier UL105 6x9 BWG Sale Price: $139.99 |
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Complete photo video lighting kit with backdrop support system and one white one black and one chromakey green muslin backdrop. Easy to setup and extremely portable. Ideal for all levels of photographers... |
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CowboyStudio Photography 10 X 12ft Black, White, & Chromakey Green Muslin Backdrops with Background Support System and Carry Bag List Price: $135.00 Sale Price: $135.00 |
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Cross Bar for Background Support: This is a 3-section telescope cross bar for background support. Extend from 5 ft 5" to 10 ft with 5/8" female sockets on both ends to lock on to any light stands. Holds canvas, muslin or paper... |
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Cowboystudio Black Muslin 6 x 9 ft Photography and Video Background/Backdrop List Price: $19.00 Sale Price: $19.00 Used From: $16.95 |
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* Black * Made from durable muslin material * 100% cotton to absorb the light and help eliminate reflection * Completely seamless; made from one piece of material * 3" pocket on one end to hang on background support * Machine washable; allow 5-8% for shrinkage * Crimped along the edges to prevent tears * Light-weight * Easy to fold |
Basic Equipment Needed to Setup a Portrait Studio
So, you’ve been toying with the idea and now you want to take the plunge and start your own portrait studio. You might have been thinking that it is something that is out of your reach. “I can’t afford the overhead on a studio or lighting equipment is too expensive.” Well, good news, fabulous photographs are possible to create from your home and you may not need as much equipment as you think you do.
A studio can easily be set up in your home or other small space. The first thing to remember when you are setting up your studio space is KEEP IT SIMPLE. When you are in a photo session you want to be able to have your mind on the customer 90% of the time rather than fussing with your equipment.
Let’s start with the camera. There are so many options when it comes to cameras. I would recommend deciding what your budget is and then read reviews by other photographers to chose the best one for you. Really, you don’t need the best or top of the line camera to do the job. There are plenty of cameras that are plenty sufficient and will do the job you need, without burning a hole in your pocket.
Really when it comes to a camera your money should really be put into the lens. Your camera is only as good as the lens that you attach to it. Again, I would recommend reading reviews on the lenses that you are looking at. There are many forums and websites that list reviews on photography equipment. Some that have been found to be very helpful are fredmiranda.com, dpreview.com, the-digital-picture.com (this website reviews are specifically for canon cameras and lenses).
When you are buying a lens the length is a very important criteria for portrait photographers. You want to be sure to have a lens that will flatter your subject. As a general rule for head and shoulder portraits the length of your lens should be double the diagonal of the film plane or in the case these days the digital sensor. For example, the diagonal measurement of a full size senor is 45mm therefore your lens should be 90mm or even longer for flattering portraits. You would probably also want a wider lens for full length or group portraits. However, if you are on a tight budget you could probably get away with buying one lens that will fit all your immediate needs. Something around the range of 28-135mm or there about, which will give you the wide angle for larger groups and also the telephoto for close-ups on individuals.
When buying any lens be sure to purchase at least a UV filter to protect the lens. There are all kinds of filters that each serves different purposes. If on a budget, other than the UV filter you don’t necessarily need any filters. You may possibly want a soft focus filter, as they are flattering in portraiture, however, you can add the effect afterwards in Photoshop if you don’t have the filter.
Next we come to the actual studio set up. You will need at least 2 lights: a main light and a background light. It is best to use a soft box on the main light, as it will create a much softer light than an umbrella. A background light or a hair light is needed to create separation between the background and the subject. Otherwise you photograph will look flat. If you can afford it having a background and a hair light is optimal, and then adding another light as a fill light would be nice to fill in some shadows, however, a reflector will do the job. You can purchase a reflector or you can make your own using a large piece of Styrofoam or white cardboard. You don’t have to spend a fortune on lights either. You can find lighting kits reasonably priced at many photography supply stores.
In addition to lights you will also need some posing stools, or at least something that you can sit your clients on for their portraits, a light meter, and backgrounds with a stand or other means of hanging it. There are all kinds of props out there, but none are immediately necessary if you are limited. They can be acquired over time. Since proper exposure is an obvious must for good portraits you will need to purchase a light meter. There are all kinds of light meters out there and they can get pretty expensive. For studio portraits you will just need an incident meter (which measure the light that is falling on the subject. This will run you any where from $150-$800.
Next, we come to backgrounds. This is an important piece to every portrait. The background is what sets the stage and helps create the overall feeling of each portrait. One quick tip to choosing a backdrop during a session is to choose a backdrop that is similar to the clothing of your client. This way the clothing will blend with the backdrop and the focal point will be your clients face, rather than their sweater or the backdrop. The backdrop is there to enhance your subject, not to distract from it.
There are many different kinds of backdrops e.g. Dyed, painted, computer printed, on paper, muslin, duck, and canvas. The most economic is probably paper. However, you are very limited by paper and you have to replace it often. Dyed muslin is a great way to go when you are just starting up your studio. It is affordable, durable, portable, easily stored, and even washable. If you have the funds it is definitely worth having a few hand painted backdrops in your collection. Hand painted backgrounds on both muslin and canvas tend to have more dimension and are quite beautiful. However, they are more expensive and usually are not washable. To determine what backdrop is best for you, ask your self a few questions first. What kind of portraits will you be taking? If you photograph children more often you may want to lean towards dyed backdrops because they are washable. If you are photographing formal portraits, such as business headshots or bridals, you may want to go with hand painted for a richer look. Will you be traveling with your backdrops? The dyed travel well and also photograph well even if they are a little wrinkly. However, if you have a truck you can travel with the painted backdrops rolled.
Some basic backdrop that every studio should have: black, white for high key portraits, blue for general use, a deep brown is always good to have for formal portraits, such as a business head shot, and possibly a pastel for children and bridals. Once again, you don’t have to buy a ton all at once. Just have a solid base selection and your collection will grow over time.
Please note that there is no such thing as a bad background, just different ones for different purposes.You will also need a background stand or some kind of system for hanging your backdrop. The most versatile choice is probably to get your self a portable background stand. They very inexpensive, are easy to set up, easy to travel with if need be, and are compact when stored if you have a temporary studio space. You could also purchase a roller system or a hanger system. It really all depends on the space and budget that you have.
In addition to your studio space you will also want a place for dealing with customers. This could be a home office or even your kitchen table.
Remember, keep it simple and take plenty of time to practice and get comfortable with your equipment and working space so that each client session can go as smoothly as possible.
Good luck and enjoy your new studio!!
About the Author
About The Author:
Corinne Beavers is the owner of www.aurabackdrops.com. To know more about the Christmas Muslin Photography Backdrops | Portrait Studio Canvas Backgrounds Props, Visit http://www.aurabackdrops.com.
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