Let’s be real, photography equipment can be expensive. Between cameras, lenses, lighting, and backdrops, the cost of setting up a studio can quickly drain your bank account. But what if there was a way to create a functional studio without spending too much money?
Coming to you from Rocky Mountain School of Photography, this fun video explores the possibilities of building a budget photo studio using exclusive equipment from Temu.com, a website known for its incredibly low prices. Get ready for a wild ride as Forest, along with RMSP instructors Sarah and Mike, test out Temu’s photography equipment in a real portrait session.
From surprisingly good soft cases to cameras that are more fashion accessories than photography tools, the video gives a candid and fun look at what you can expect when shopping for photography gear on a budget. narrow books. While there are unsurprisingly some flaws, some of the devices still perform very well.
While the $80 Temu camera may not deliver professional image quality, the video proves that some hidden gems can be found in unexpected places. For example, the softbox works well and provides good lighting for portraits. The video also emphasizes the importance of managing expectations and understanding that budget equipment can have limitations but also shows what you can achieve with technical know-how. Check out the video above for the full list.
