Two Cheap Studio Setups
I’ve recently been engaged in some part-time studio work for a small company. When I started, I needed to put together a better home studio so that I could obtain consistent shots. Over the past 6 months, I’ve experimented with two different setups. One is cheap, and the other is cheaper. The added bonus of the “cheaper” setup is that it also provides me with a quicker setup and breakdown. Over the next few days, I’ll be explaining both, including the how-to instructions, pros and cons of each setup, and examples shots from each. Stay tuned.
(…TO BE CONTINUED…)
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[...] A couple days ago, I mentioned that that I am going to do a few posts on some inexpensive studio setups. Well, it’s your lucky day because here’s the first of the two. [...]
Comment by SyncSpeed - » Two Cheap Studio Setups - The Cheap and Slow One on September 28th, 2006 at 6:46 pm
[...] This the third installement of Two Cheap Studio Setups. In my last entry on this subject, I told you a way to get a cheap studio set up with some lights from Lowe’s. The problem with that setup was mainly time. It was time consuming to set up and tear down. Well, hold on to your butt, but today I’m going to tell you about a studio setup that’s both cheap AND fast. [...]
Comment by SyncSpeed - » Two Cheap Studio Setups - The Cheap AND Fast One on October 10th, 2006 at 7:48 pm