While a photography studio is only a room, for a photographer, this is the canvas to create on. Here a high school senior can go from an ugly duckling to the prom king or queen, a bride can be the fairy princess for once in her life, and a baby can be the special Gerber baby. By using the correct photography equipment, a photographer can create fine art photography by doing a regular day’s work.

One thing to consider when setting up a photography studio is whether the studio will be floor-based or ceiling-based. So what exactly is floor or ceiling based? This refers to the type of lighting used. Lighting is so important in photography. The exposure compensation of film is critical when talking of lighting. Floor-based lighting is when the lights are basically on stands and the various backgrounds are on supports. This can prove tricky to work around sometimes.

The chance of knocking a lighting fixture over can increase with floor-based lighting. A ceiling-based lightning photography studio is when the lights are on a rail system and the background is on rollers. This kind of photography studio is a little easier to work in compared to a floor-based photography studio. As far as price is concerned, a floor-based is less expensive than a ceiling-based. A new photographer may start out with a floor-based and work up to a ceiling-based.

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