Get started with studio lights

Fancy setting up a simple home studio, but not sure where to start? We’re here to help…

There’s a certain clarity and crispness that you get with studio flash which simply can’t be achieved any other way – look at the detail in the model’s amazing tattoos here. For those getting started, things can seem a little daunting. But studio flash is no black art, just a combination of basic lighting principles and camera skills. You don’t necessarily need a studio – any fairly large room will do – so the best place to start is with a home studio flash kit. A kit like this offer a range of benefits. First, it gives you control over the exposure. The high flash power means that you can use lower ISOs and consequently produce images with less noise. Second, a studio flash kit effectively give you control over…

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