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Your studio set up
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Do you mean studios with lighting and backdrops etc.? Or how people edit there photos i.e. desk set up with monitors Wacom's etc.?
Well everything from photo studio to how your computer is set up if in one room, if not desk set up would be nice. I'm looking for some idea on private photo studio/office space set up.
I'm a graphic tablet devotee, once you get used to them, it's so much more convenient and ergonomic to use as compared to using a mouse. I have a whole series of actions that are activated at a touch of the graphic pen to the 20 buttons at the top of my tablet, things like creating a new curves/levels/adjustment or gradient layer and the like within Photoshop are just one touch movements now.
My current studio is full of junk as I am in the process of relocating but it is two rooms - one a photo studio, white walls, blacked-out window and wall mounted paper rolls. Most of my work is done on location or in large studios so I just use this for product shots and testing. The other room is for desk work and meetings with big white desks in an L shape and space for two or three people to work. There are scanners, printers and hard drives that get little use anymore so I want to take a more minimal approach in future.
My new studio will be rather different but still in the planning process. I am looking at having a central Mac Mini server hidden away and a nice clean desk space.
My new studio will be rather different but still in the planning process. I am looking at having a central Mac Mini server hidden away and a nice clean desk space.
And here's what I was shooting in the above.
Slanted Lens by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
Taliah by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
And yes, wacom tablets? You're taking the piss or aren't serious if you're not using one.
Slanted Lens by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
Taliah by Adam_Campbell, on Flickr
And yes, wacom tablets? You're taking the piss or aren't serious if you're not using one.
anywhere can be your studio 
https://flic.kr/p/otYreVhttps://www.flickr.com/people/107651264@N04/
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a studio is a studio, and I don't have a studio, but I ain't no pro bro
https://flic.kr/p/otYreVhttps://www.flickr.com/people/107651264@N04/ps
a studio is a studio, and I don't have a studio, but I ain't no pro bro
anywhere can be your studio
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ps
a studio is a studio, and I don't have a studio, but I ain't no pro bro
You do alright.
anywhere can be your studio
Not if you live with a wife and daughter who don't appreciate the need for a photography studio.
where there is a will, there is jackhammer
I think it's time you extend your living room
where there is a will, there is jackhammer
I think it's time you extend your living room
She moans enough about the amount of gear I have now!
That's why outside is my studio!
I think it's time you made her/their beauty shots. she/they might change her/their mind
Don't really have a studio, most of my work is made while traveling. That said, the trunk of my car holds a studio. Lots of strobes, modifiers, speedlights, stands, etc etc etc. I typically transform a location into a photo set. I don't own or typically use a seamless.
Back to somewhere stationary (which could be at a number of locations in the country), I do my post on a 27" iMac with a Wacom tablet.
Back to somewhere stationary (which could be at a number of locations in the country), I do my post on a 27" iMac with a Wacom tablet.