How to Create an Extreme Macro Photography Studio
Have a decent size area to set up your studio in., Decide whether you want it to be permanent or not., Determine multiple areas that you will be putting your lighting at., Get various types of support., If you have a closed in space that you are...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Have a decent size area to set up your studio in.
About 3
- 4 square foot is a good starting point.
Take into consideration the lighting, tripod, camera, and the other supporting hardware you will need. -
Step 2: Decide whether you want it to be permanent or not.
If it's permanent, you have a lot more freedom with your design.
You can do a lot more if you don't have to clean it up for dinner. , You will need to try different angles for different subjects. , They are a focusing rail, beanbag tripod, a vise, etc.
Whatever it takes. , That really applies to all types of studios. , This is the opportunity to see what you can come up with.
A little brainstorming, PVC, and a screwdriver and it's amazing what you can do. -
Step 3: Determine multiple areas that you will be putting your lighting at.
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Step 4: Get various types of support.
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Step 5: If you have a closed in space that you are using
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Step 6: like a small room
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Step 7: keep the humidity down to about 60%.
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Step 8: Channel your inner DIY guy.
Detailed Guide
About 3
- 4 square foot is a good starting point.
Take into consideration the lighting, tripod, camera, and the other supporting hardware you will need.
If it's permanent, you have a lot more freedom with your design.
You can do a lot more if you don't have to clean it up for dinner. , You will need to try different angles for different subjects. , They are a focusing rail, beanbag tripod, a vise, etc.
Whatever it takes. , That really applies to all types of studios. , This is the opportunity to see what you can come up with.
A little brainstorming, PVC, and a screwdriver and it's amazing what you can do.
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