Rent Studio Lighting Equipment

When one is looking for studio style lighting equipment that is well made and very functional a a great price this it. Great for all range of photography needs

I think I have 4 of these now. I use them for desktop mic's of course but also to hold cameras and camera lighting around my studio. Good basic equipment.

These are very well built and provide a solid base to attach lighting equipment in a variety of settings without having to permanently mount brackets. I combined several of these with manfroto boom arms in my studio to allow me to mount all of my strobes without having to use a single light stand. No cords or stands to trip over. This is a great option for a small studio space.

The Godox SK400II-V Studio Flash is an outstanding piece of equipment for anyone serious about studio photography. With 400Ws of power, it delivers consistent and reliable lighting for various setups, whether you’re shooting portraits, products, or creative projects. What I appreciate the most about this unit is how easy it is to use. Setup is quick, and the controls are intuitive, even for those who are new to studio lighting. The build quality feels solid, and despite its relatively compact size, it provides professional-level lighting that competes with much higher-priced units. The flash recycling time is fast, and the adjustable power settings offer precise control over the light’s intensity. The color temperature remains stable across different power levels, ensuring consistent results in a professional setting. Additionally, Godox’s reputation for producing affordable yet high-quality lighting equipment is evident here. It’s a great choice for photographers looking for a balance of performance and value. If you need a reliable, powerful studio flash that won’t break the bank, I highly recommend the Godox SK400II-V.

Studio lighting

Has definitely improved our studio lighting.

For my studio equipment

I rent my studio out to other photographers, instead of leaving out my pocket wizards or godox triggers. I bought these little guys. They attach straight to the strobes power cable and into the light. I have a few back ups also. Great for beginners that need something to plug and play.

I used to have PS with a student discount at $9.98/month. I left PS because I was not using it enough to rate the rent. I use NX Studio. Now that B&H came out with a year's subscription that works out to be $9.98/month, I happily returned to PS and LRc. I use Camera Raw mostly, an add-on to PS using the LR engine.

I hang lights in a studio that I rent from another company. These clamps are great for quickly placing lights on the grid. They have a quick release which makes it much easier to reposition lights. The thumb screw makes it much less likely that someone will be tempted to damage the screw with an adjustable wrench.