In this video, you will learn how to set up a photography studio at home for under $200.
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Are you a baller on a budget? Want to take studio portraits at home? Then this video is for you.
You don’t need to spend a ton of money on gear to get a sick home photo studio setup. Whether you are a beginner or more experienced photographer, you can create some awesome studio portraits in your own home with just a simple kit.
The main things that you need are a clean background and some studio lighting. I shot the photos in this tutorial just using a simple softbox continuous lighting setup and a collapsible muslin backdrop. You can even just use a white wall as your background if you want.
Here are links to the specific gear I used in this video (Amazon affiliate links):
LimoStudio 700W Photography Softbox Light Lighting Kit Photo Equipment Soft Studio Light Softbox 24″X24″ – $61.50
Fovitec StudioPRO – 5′ x 6.5′ Gray Double-Sided Pop-Out Muslin Backdrop – [Collapsible Background] – $54.95
Grand Total Spent on Studio Gear = $116.45
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22 responses to “Portrait Studio – How to Set Up a Home Photography Studio for Under $200”
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I love that you made a short video. Thank you. I’m so tired of thirty minute or more long videos
The only thing is, the light is too close to her face. However, you did an amazing job!!!!
I am in the process of putting together an awesome mini studio at home now as we speak. Thank you for sharing. I am most def going to be investing in the lighting setup!!!
GOD BLESS YOU MAN.
thanks, tip, do something with your hands.
Very helpful 👌 Gracias! 💪🏽😛
You are a Godsend
I don’t think I would do it in my own home. I’ll do it in a studio.
The pictures you present in the video look like they have a ton of green tint in them. Is that from the color from the light, or did you edit them to be that way?
I ask because I’m looking for a temporary cheap studio set up, but I don’t want to sacrifice too much quality color 😬
Sweet!!
keep it up bro! love the video and the videos!!!!
(If someone wants the links to the setup or the camera ill post them on here )Ok well this is good an all but if you search up camera on Amazon from. Low to high you will see some from 95$ an look up green screen from low to high you find a two of those light a green screen an other stuff i don't know but it still come with
alot of shadows from her with one light,
For starters
cool video
Nice set up. But you gonna be aware of the white balance on your camera.
what lens did you use for the alpha a6000?
thanks for helping
Thank you for sharing this video! I was actually surprised you got such great results with continuous lighting, but you managed to pull it off nicely. I have a home studio with three strobes, softboxes and umbrellas and this video makes me feel like I'm trying too hard lol. I also LOVE the pop-up backdrop. Nicely done! 🙂
The picture quality is not anyway near professional..
That collapsable back drop is amazing