 Marta Y. Beach |
What is the best type of paint for studio walls I am in the process of building a studio room just for the sole purpose of portrait photography. I just want some advise in what type of ambience is the best for the room and if I should use a semi gloss or flat paint in the walls and cellings or if this does not really matter.
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Michael H. Cothran |
Logic would indicate that flat paint would be best so you don't get any hot spots from your lights.
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Cyndee Wanyonyi |
I have been wondering about this too. Thanks. Also, does anyone have any ideas as to what color would be best for the walls of a portrait photography studio. Does it matter?
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- Gregory LaGrange Contact Gregory LaGrange Gregory LaGrange's Gallery |
Dosen't matter. Versatility is something you would want. One room only for the regular kind of portraits, white walls and a way to hang a background for any other color. non textured white wall you can do a no detail white background. But if you want to do it different, earth tones like burnt sienna, guldens mustard
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Laura Roth |
also, if you want to get the best bang for your buck out of your lighting system, go with white. White walls and ceilings reflect a lot more of the light in the room than any other color would.
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