You can unlock the front door and the studio double doors with the last 4 digits of you phone number.

1. Godox Strobe Lights

   Equipped with sturdy stands, four modifiers, and two umbrellas, these lights are ideal for high-intensity shoots. Feel free to adjust as needed, but please return them to their original setup afterward.

2. Continuous Light

   Adjustable for both intensity and color temperature (cool to warm), this light offers consistent illumination.

3. RGB Light

   Our FL 8080W RGB video light allows you to add ambient color to your shoot. For detailed instructions on its operation, refer to the course link provided.

Modifiers and Spotlight

Enhance your lighting with our collection of modifiers, all compatible with Bowens mounts for easy attachment. For a focused effect, consider using the spotlight modifier.

DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS AND IMAGES OF LIGHTING EQUIPMENT AT BOTTOM OF PAGE

• Select Your Backdrop:

  • Pull the chain or cord connected to the rod of the backdrop you want to use.

  • Lower it to the desired height by gently pulling one side of the chain.

• Adjust the Length:

  • Stop pulling the chain when the backdrop reaches your desired length.

  • Make sure it unrolls evenly to avoid wrinkles or folds.

• Switch Backdrops:

  • Roll up the current backdrop fully by pulling the opposite side of the chain.

  • Repeat the first step for the next backdrop.

• Tidy Up:

  • Roll up unused backdrops at least halfway to keep them neat and out of the way.

• Smooth Out (if needed):

  • Check for wrinkles or creases and use a steamer if necessary before shooting.

**If you rip/damage the backdrop your card on file will be charged.

We provide GODOX triggers; however, compatibility with all camera models isn't guaranteed. If you have your own triggers, feel free to bring them. Alternatively, our continuous lighting serves as a reliable option.

When you’re connecting the trigger with the strobe, make sure they’re set to the same channel and group. You can check this by looking at the LED screen on the strobe—it should say CH (channel).

If it’s not on the correct channel, just hold down the silver button labeled “CH” until the channel number starts blinking. Then, twist the knob to change the channel and match it with the trigger.

To adjust the channel on the trigger, hold down the CH button under the LED screen until it blinks, then twist the knob to match the strobe’s channel.

A few extra tips:

• Sometimes the trigger isn’t fully pushed into the camera’s hot shoe, so double-check that it’s securely clicked in.

• The trigger can also go to sleep, so if it’s not firing, try pressing the little lightning icon or take a few test shots to wake it up.

Post-Shoot Procedures

Before leaving, ensure the studio is reset to its original condition:

• Clear all props and return equipment to its designated place.

• Reset lighting, modifiers, and backdrops as they were upon your arrival.

A QR code near the exit provides a visual checklist for your reference.

We recommend resetting the studio to its original condition to avoid extra charges.

Overtime fees, door unlocked fee, messy floor, not putting things back, ripped backdrop, damaged or stolen items (all items at cost)

Exit Procedures

To check out, turn off all lights and equipment, close the door fully and re-enter your access code to log your exit time. Verify that it auto-locks behind you.

Time Management

Please be aware of your booking duration; overstaying may result in additional fees. We recommend wrapping up a few minutes early to avoid extra charges.