The studio light behind every portrait style
Our lighting profiles are calibrated against real portrait light: cycloramas, softboxes, painted backdrops and colour references. These are the setups our studio white, charcoal keynote and natural daylight styles are measured against. None of them is a generated image or a client delivery.
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01 A white cyclorama lit by overhead lamps and a softbox: the reference for our clean alabaster studio style. -
02 A black backdrop between two softboxes, the contrast our charcoal keynote and speaker portraits are matched to. -
03 A colour-checker chart under even light. Our retouchers check skin tone against references like this, not by guesswork. -
04 A softbox, a white chair and a laptop in a panelled room: the kind of office light our team programmes even out. -
05 A painted landscape backdrop, a white bench and one reflector lamp, the softer look behind our natural daylight style. -
06 Rolled paper backdrops on a rail, a black curtain and a white sweep beyond. Team programmes pick one backdrop so every hire matches. -
07 A shooting bay with a white paper sweep, two octaboxes and an overhead rig, used to calibrate our corporate lighting profiles. -
08 A black softbox with a strobe head at its centre against a white wall: the key light shape our profiles are built around.
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