Any Photographers out there?

[Senusret I]

Originally Posted by NinjaPoodle

Well, it really depends on what you're shooting, where, etc.. gimmie details son!

I am trying to create a studio space which I can set up and break down pretty easily, say in a conference room or a living room. I will be shooting models who are trying to break into like....modeling. LOL. These guys I will be shooting in a few weeks are like the D-list reality show people who are trying to get more acting and modeling jobs and want me to take some creative studio shots of them. Their intent is to show off their physiques they've been working on since the last time they went shirtless in print.

(It's actually sorta creepy, but since they saw my portfolio, reached out to me first, and they know what they want, it's not so creepy...right? Maybe I'm just too immature for this LOL)

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally Posted by Senusret I

I am trying to create a studio space which I can set up and break down pretty easily, say in a conference room or a living room. I will be shooting models who are trying to break into like....modeling. LOL. These guys I will be shooting in a few weeks are like the D-list reality show people who are trying to get more acting and modeling jobs and want me to take some creative studio shots of them. Their intent is to show off their physiques they've been working on since the last time they went shirtless in print.

(It's actually sorta creepy, but since they saw my portfolio, reached out to me first, and they know what they want, it's not so creepy...right? Maybe I'm just too immature for this LOL)

Ok. You may want to get a lighting kit:
http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/SV3610/


http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/CE2200/

http://www.calumetphoto.com/item/SV4600/

plus reflectors, sandbags, c-stands, diffusers. I'll add more stuff as I remember. I'm a natural light shooter and don't do much studio shooting anymore.