Setting up a home photography studio 

In this video, I am going to show you how you can set up a home photography studio on a budget. I will share everything I know that will get you up and running with your photography studio so that you can do your own personal work and paid photography work. There are some things that all photography studios need. In this video I am going to share with you all the equipment that you should have as part of your studio. I am also going to show you all the things that you don’t need. Sometimes we think we need lots of gear to get started with a photography business, but the reality is that you can get started with not much gear at all. In this video I will show you the truth behind what you need because I am a professional photographer who works out of a home studio, and I can tell you exactly what you need to get started. Below are the affiliate links to all the gear that that I mention in this video. Backdrop paper rolls amzn.to/3co5l3B Backdrop stands amzn.to/3QalN5n Photography pulley system amzn.to/3pQyGGM Sand bags amzn.to/3wBdFnb Lights amzn.to/3RxYFij amzn.to/3wzkKEM amzn.to/3wAVsWU Triggers amzn.to/3dWU5eN Light stands amzn.to/3KpjzO2 Apple boxes amzn.to/3TqOZaP Tether cable amzn.to/3PZhOIu External hard drive amzn.to/3At9qvl BONUS DOWNLOAD ADOBE LIGHTROOM KEYBOARD SHORTCUT GUIDE: --- bit.ly/3eK6QVL FREE Preset for you to download: --- www.dancantero.com.au/presets Come say hi on social Website www.dancantero.com.au Facebook facebook.com/DanCantero/ Twitter twitter.com/DanCantero Instagram instagram.com/dancanterophotography My favourite bit of kit Canon EOS 5D MK IV amzn.to/3ddGcmh Canon 1DX MK II amzn.to/2Ci0P3Y Fav lens of all time!!! Canon 35 f14. amzn.to/2V3TnQu Aputure 120D amzn.to/3fEIcWq Mavic Air amzn.to/30Zv5Lf

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Hi, I am still trying to do this photography thing part-time, but a comment about your flash segment. You mentioned that you would rather have the "dumb" transceivers that just deliver a signal to fire the flash. You had also mentioned the learning curve with the remote settings on the transmitter. In my experience, I started doing some small portrait work for my daughter's school during a Fall Festival event. When I first started, I had the "dumb" transceivers connected to my flashes as the top of the light stand with modifier. The problem I ran into was that these particular flashes would go to sleep after about 10 minutes of inactivity, so I would have to lower the light stand, re-activate the flash, and then try the picture again. The other thing is that when setting up, if I needed to adjust the settings, I would have to do the same thing; lower the light stand, adjust and then raise it back again. It is for these reasons that I love the remote settings triggers. I currently use the Godox system (TT600 flash with the Xt2-c trigger). Just my $0.02.

Thank you very much for this video, Dan.. More videos of your workflow would be very welcome. GOD bless you.

Great video. Since you asked, I'd love to see more videos on how to turn this into a full-time business. Thanks and once again, great video!

Hi I'm a fresh starting photographer my start up cam is a m50 mark ii ..ur vid is great and inspiring

Excellent! Would love to see more about the business side of things! Very valuable information! Easily digestible. Following.

Great video. Thank you for taking your time to teach us your routine.

This is a really good video. Thank you very much. I know making videos is not easy.

Awssome tutorial. Thanks

Great video, yes business tips would be great, also marketing, how you get your clients.

Excellent, no nonsense video, packed with information! Thanks a heap! Would be interested in a a video on the business aspects

A deep dive into how to run a photography business, would be helpful!

I just bought a 5D Mkii! Like new condition, it takes amazing pictures. I specifically sought this model out. I had the budget for an R5, but felt the 5D2 was a better choice for me. I shoot portraits and landscapes.

Love your video.

You didn’t seem to link the c-stand you’re using. I was also noticed that it tilts a little towards the end. Isn’t that going to appear in the photos or video? How do you prevent that from happening?

New subscriber, thank you

Thank you so much for your video! Which type of light (flash or continuous) would you recommend to take photos of a model for my clothing store at home? I don't know anything about photography, so your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!

Thanks!

Good video😊😊

@Dan - I would personally love to see the side by side comparison of the two cameras mentioned in the video. Seeing the similarities and/or differences in shots between the two would be incredibly valuable. Thank you for the content.

Love the explanation thank you very much!! I'm on that moment that I'm going to start taking photoshoots at my home, always had them outside, love the natural light but some of my clients ask me for indoor photoshoots, I will start on all your tips, thank you!!😊

Hi, not sure if i missed it - the multi backdrop holder - where would I get it? Thank you so much.

Can’t find that exact pully bracket for stand ?? :(

Smaller pupils do show more color. Larger pupils appear more friendly. Your pupils react to more than just light. When a person sees somebody that they like, their pupils will enlarge. The rest of us are subconsciously aware of this phenomenon. So when a person’s pupils enlarge, they seem more friendly.

good info. thanks for the video. im in the mid of setting up my home studio. a small room..