Ready To Start Shooting Clients With Indoor Photography Sessions? What To Get To Prep
If you have gotten very good with your camera outside and you have started shooting professionally, you may be interested in offering an in studio option as well. All it takes is a little extra space or a designated area in your home and you can add this option for your clients. Here are some of the things that you want to look into getting so you can start shooting in your custom space.
High Quality Lighting
Lighting is everything when it comes to indoor photography. If you can set up the space where there is a lot of natural light in the room, this will be instantly helpful. Next, you want to invest in the proper lighting equipment that gives you full flash an soft light options. There are kits available, and you can then practice with the different options to see which works best.
Chroma Flooring Options
Chroma key flooring backdrop options are easy to work with. You pull down and have the flooring on the back wall or as the background, and then it rolls out onto the floor. You can get faux wood planks or brick print, solid colors, and other choices depending on the type of photography you think you will do the most in the studio.
Curtain Backdrops
Curtain backdrops are also easy to use. You can put different colors on a rod and slide them as needed as the backdrop of your in studio pictures, and they can be long enough to cover the floor as well. These can get dusty and dirty and will need to be washed regularly with use.
Props
Prop are things that you can accumulate over time. You can start with some chairs and flowers, and move on to get wraps for infants, number blocks, and more. Vintage markets, antique stores, and garage sales are great places to find items that will work as props. Some customers may want to bring in their own as well.
The more services you have to offer the more money you can make. If you are ready to start offering the option to get portraits done inside, make sure that you have the highest quality lighting. Get enough background options to offer some variety for your clients, and then make sure that you have a chair or a great seating area to give a base to the photos and to keep everyone comfortable.
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