Choosing a Natural Light Studio in London.

Simple Natural Light Studio Portraits: How to Achieve Professional Results 

Photography has become increasingly accessible to the average person, with the right equipment and basic knowledge, you can create professional portraits in a natural light studio.

Natural light studio portraits are a great way to capture beautiful images without having to invest in expensive lighting equipment. Here, we'll discuss how to create stunning natural light studio portraits in an inexpensive, natural daylight studio such as Simulacra Studio London.

What You Need

Creating a natural light studio setup doesn't require much in terms of equipment. All you need is a camera, a tripod, and some type of backdrop or background. You can use any type of backdrop you like, from a simple white sheet or wall to more elaborate backdrops like curtains or tapestries. So always see what the studio has on offer. Simulacra Studio London offer Colorama, hand painted backdrops and is white walled throughout.

Choosing the Right Natural Light Studio in London

When it comes to creating natural light studio portraits,  location is key.

You want to find an area that has plenty of natural light streaming in from windows or doors, Simulacra’s Studio Two is their designated natural light studio London, so of course,  you don't have to worry about artificial lighting. 

Its always good to find a location that has indirect sunlight coming in from multiple directions so that you can create even lighting on your subject's face. Additionally, make sure that there are no harsh shadows cast by furniture or other objects in the room that could interfere with your photos.

Positioning Your Subject

Once you've chosen your location and set up your backdrop, it's time to position your subject for the perfect portrait shot. Start by having them stand directly in front of the window or door where the natural light is coming from so that their face is evenly lit from all sides. Then adjust their position until they are facing slightly away from the window so that their eyes are illuminated but not too bright due to direct sunlight. Finally, adjust their pose until they look relaxed and comfortable while still maintaining good posture and facial expression for the photo.

Editing Your Photos

Once you've taken all of your photos, it's time for post-processing! Editing is an important part of creating professional-looking images and can help bring out details such as skin tones and facial expressions that may be lost in the original photo due to poor lighting conditions or other factors. When editing your photos, try not to overdo it – keep things simple by adjusting levels and curves as needed while avoiding heavy filters or effects unless absolutely necessary.

Creating stunning natural light studio portraits in London doesn't have to be difficult! 

With just a few pieces of basic equipment and some knowledge of how best to use them, you can achieve professional results without spending a fortune on expensive lighting equipment or hiring an additional photographer. 

So grab your camera and get started today, choose the natural light studio at Simulacra Studio London SE26.