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kuntzy
PostPosted: Fri Jul 11, 2008 2:42 pm    Post subject: Lighting in small spaces. Reply with quote

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I am starting my own photography business and my studio is going to be in my spare bedroom until I can rent a studio. The room is quite small actually I will say very small according to American standards. Right now I am using the light that is coming through the window, which is working quite well but it then limits me to times when the sun is out. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could use that is not big and bulky?
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PostPosted: Tue Jul 15, 2008 1:10 pm    Post subject: Re: Lighting in small spaces. Reply with quote

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kuntzy wrote:
I am starting my own photography business and my studio is going to be in my spare bedroom until I can rent a studio. The room is quite small actually I will say very small according to American standards. Right now I am using the light that is coming through the window, which is working quite well but it then limits me to times when the sun is out. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could use that is not big and bulky?


Hi, kuntzy! Good question! It is really hard to decide what equipment you'll need while organizing your own home photostudio. Thus, it is a very good kick for us to write an article on this topic! See our Photo Tips page -> Techniques category in a day or two )) I hope it will help you a lot!
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kuntzy wrote:
I am starting my own photography business and my studio is going to be in my spare bedroom until I can rent a studio. The room is quite small actually I will say very small according to American standards. Right now I am using the light that is coming through the window, which is working quite well but it then limits me to times when the sun is out. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I could use that is not big and bulky?


Hi! The article is now available in Photo Tips > Category: Photo business > 4 Necessary Things for Your Home Photostudio.

This will help those who want to make his/her own photostudio. :)
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