When it comes to choosing a space for studio photography, it’s often a balance between having enough room for all of your gear and for any creative ideas you envision versus the cost of renting. the aforesaid time. If you’re wondering how much room you need for full-length portraits, check out this excellent video that will show you everything you need to know.
Coming to you from John Gress, this excellent video investigates whether a studio needs time to shoot full-length portraits. Without a doubt, if you are considering a studio space, this is something you will want to consider. And of course, take into account not only the distance needed to get the whole subject in the frame, but also the distance you need including the background and all the room you need around them for the lighting. and the like. If you are only shooting close-ups or half-length portraits, you can work in much smaller spaces and your needs will be significantly different, but if you think you will expand your output to include full-length photos, you should get more space than you think if you can do so within your budget. Check out the video above for the full rundown from Gress.
