The photographer's workplace is his studio. It doesn't have to have a huge room, although venerable photographers prefer large open spaces. To do this, you first have to become a professional. Start with the equipment of your first studio.
It is necessary
computer, monitor, printer, camera, Studio v3.0.3, lighting devices
Instructions
Step 1
To begin with, you can arrange not a photo studio itself, but organize a room for printing photographs for documents. It is not very difficult and does not require large material costs. Rent a hall of 150-300 square meters with ceilings of at least 1.75 cm and always with two natural light sources. Pay special attention to the wiring, you will have to connect the lighting fixtures, you need the network to withstand.
Step 2
Bring equipment, a white screen that you place in front of the windows, lighting fixtures, maybe spotlights. Don't forget a desk and a low-back chair for clients. Attach the mirror. Install the camera.
Step 3
Modern digital cameras connect to a computer via a USB cable and allow you to download captured photos from their memory files. This is not always convenient, since you have to constantly connect and disconnect the camera from the computer. The Studio v3.0.3 program comes to the rescue, which allows you to take pictures remotely. You have to set up the camera on a tripod, connect it via the USB cable to the computer, and take pictures by pressing the keyboard keys. The program will do the rest. Then the pictures will immediately go to your computer, processed and displayed on the screen. All that remains is to show them to the client, and if he agrees, print the photos on a printer. In a few minutes the client will receive the pictures.
Step 4
Such photo studios are very convenient to use and quickly pay off. In addition, novice photographers can simply "get their hands on", gain experience, learn how to control light. Light in a photo studio is of no small importance. At the initial stage, the studio can be equipped with a simple candy bar, umbrella and flash-trap. However, for more complex artistic photographs, the studio should have at least four light sources, photo reflectors, and a set of different backgrounds.
