Bec, I'm so glad you made the cut!😂The only other person I have ever seen who can "turn it off and turn it on" like you, is Marilyn Monroe. Yeah, I said it. Please take this quote to Peter and demand higher shelf'd wine! Cheers to you both, love your art!
Those stands are awesome.... all of them. Well i don't have a Bec in my studio. But then again, i don't have wine to attract one. Thank you for an awesome video.
I'm with you on the C Stand. I find that it is the most flexible and useful stand out there. I got mine to use after watching your video with Meika using only one overhead softbox light, because I can't afford, and haven't the space for the big boom. With a one meter softbox, it gives me a lot of flexibility, and many times, it's the only light I need. For the benefit of people that don't know about them, they're actually called Century Stands, and have been around since the 1920's, when they were used in movie studios. Thanks for a studio walkthrough. Always wanted to see one. One other benefit to your studio is the size- you have lots of space to move around, and not be cramped. ..Joe
the levels of creativity are just so stackable! & the educating style, in an intuitive function. makes it even easier to demonstrate! thanks for the Mentoring guidance!
To be honest I am NOT a fan (understatement) of "What's in my camera bag" videos but this however is VERY INTERESTING. A real pro goes for quality as you have proven in this video. Great to see the inside of your whole studio that made it possible to show us your work and videos. Thanks for sharing and a great weekend
Love photo studios. Even before the internet I always loved it when magazines would show someone's photo studio and how they worked. I always wanted a rolling camera stand and light boxes large enough to photograph cars. But, my studio was never that big. And, of course, everyone needs a Bec. 👧
Space forever and equipment that makes your workflow smooth, but I’m like you, even a small studio like mine needs a Bec. When I’m ginning around and have a brainstorm, I sure wish I had someone who could step in and help me develop my idea.
Hello Both, Although I only have a very small black, now I two love gamera stands so much smiplar that tripods. I use C stands for my lights. (Sorry I use Broncolor), I two have all my shooting benches on wells, in fact most thing on well and I to have a small Elinchrom boom for my lighting. The only new bit of kit I have is a new greard head, I have been using great heads for about 10 year and love them, But just got the Arca-Swiss Cube and its so simple bet amazing to. I loce the wardrobe and prop store. Greate littal video. I did a shoot xx Years age in the studio I was working (33000 sq ft it was a big studio) for a local brewery and after add lat sorts of stuff into a pint to get the head look right. We left the pint out for about a month the in walk a male modal and drung it....
Always appreciate your videos. I’m surprised to hear you don’t often encounter c-stands here in the US though, as they’re definitely the standard here as well, along with v-flats.
Impressive studio. Mine is usually wherever I stay + one studio light, one portable battery powered light, 3 light stands, one backdrop stand, 2 hanging backdrops, 1 reversible portable fold out backdrop (that has never folded back to travel size again) assorted clips to hold it all together. I'll have to wait for cloning for a Bec.
After watching this short studio tour I want to have my own studio space and the most important part of it Bec. Well, not yours, but still. I think that every photographer should, no not should, but MUST have one Bec in the studio ))) Cheers from Bashkortostan
"... I miss when I travel" - well, Bec goes on many trips with you, so you must have found a way to fold her up nicely and fit her in a suitcase! 'classic image'' but works 🙂
That studio is very massive. The only other one I’ve seen had multiple small rooms and a retail shop that a Canon event was hosting a few years back now.
In my younger days, those Pillar Stands were used to mount the studio mono rail 4X5 or 8X10 cameras for product photography. I loved them but couldnt afford it so I had my heavy Gitzo tripod on a Dolly, but it was no where near as slick as a counterbalanced Pillar. I can understand why you use them.
Yes, every studios musth have a beautiful Bec! No Bec - no studio!!! ;) Btw, do you have a shower or something else for aqua - shoot? It's popular theme today... Smoke - machine?
Many thanks for this new video. @B: In my country, 10 of 10 is usually considered as the higher level, and this is what you have been given. @P: Amazing. You have a factory, you have the equipment, you have the raw materials, and you have the secret ingredient (a.k.a. B). More pies, please. @P: The tripod is what concerns me the most, because the portable ones are so fragile. In general, whatever steals our attention (fragile tripod, scarce source of light,…) will negatively impact our photographs. You have invested a lot, there; this is why you are able to take amazing photographs. @B: Do you see why I like mirrors? @P: I have a yellow chainsaw and I planned to take a self-portrait BW-color-hybrid photograph with it; all in BW, excluding this tool; when I close my eyes I can see it. @B: The very best in this video is at the end, the look on your face is like you have never had harmed a fly.
Regarding tripods, a Manfrotto 058 you just grab the neck, press the levers and the legs drop, to the desired height, or you can just lift the neck to the desired height. Release the leavers and the legs lock. its the fasted tripod to set up bar none. How ever it takes practice to use it if you never have. I hate the rubber feet, because they cant be locked, add the spin exposing the metal spike feet.
Does Bec come in different colors (Blonde, red hair) Also My Studio (Shared) comes with 1. Natural Light 2. C-Stands 3. A few items on Wheels 4. Some Wardrobe 5. Some props 6. Assistant
Thanks for all of the insights. Peter - i've checked all of your websites looking for T-shirts of Bec, like the one you're wearing. Do you sell those? Thanks.
We see you using those tools all the time in your studio shots, so we know how important they are to you. Certainly do need a Bec’s, but can you afford the wine bill, she looks very expensive to run 😂
Just watched the linked video of the studio walk-thru which was recorded over 4 years ago. And I gotta say, Peter has not aged a single day. What's his secret? Lol
“Every studio needs a Bec” most important element of the world.
I’ve always said this… everyone needs a Bec. ❤
YES
One of the nice features of Bec is that she is autonomously mobile, so easy to take with you. ;-)
Thank God for that
Yeah, I need one of those too. But there is no link in the description on where to order :(
Bec, I'm so glad you made the cut!😂The only other person I have ever seen who can "turn it off and turn it on" like you, is Marilyn Monroe. Yeah, I said it. Please take this quote to Peter and demand higher shelf'd wine! Cheers to you both, love your art!
You're the best!
"... to get rid of your old wine...!" 😂
You are simply the best!! Straightforward and humorous!
Thank You both!
Wow, thank you!
Wow ....no going to lie...I'm jealous! Great studio and of course a great 'Bec' as well ...
Thank you
I was really hoping Bec was the last one 😂❤
But she’s always there! :-)
Edit: I spoke too soon!
Peter i am envious of you you got one hell of a studio. But you worked on that for yrs and you deserve it as much work you got in it
Thanks heaps
Good job the axe wielding model wasn't there when 'car service guy' wandered in during the poddie.
I so wish he walked in in the middle of that shit with Shay and the axe
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Would've loved to have seen his face🤣
Excellent! If I am ever in a position to have a studio, even half the size, you have shown a lot of things that would never thought of! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Those stands are awesome.... all of them. Well i don't have a Bec in my studio. But then again, i don't have wine to attract one. Thank you for an awesome video.
Thank you
Toys to play with for peter and wine for Bec, peace
I'm with you on the C Stand. I find that it is the most flexible and useful stand out there. I got mine to use after watching your video with Meika using only one overhead softbox light, because I can't afford, and haven't the space for the big boom. With a one meter softbox, it gives me a lot of flexibility, and many times, it's the only light I need.
For the benefit of people that don't know about them, they're actually called Century Stands, and have been around since the 1920's, when they were used in movie studios.
Thanks for a studio walkthrough. Always wanted to see one. One other benefit to your studio is the size- you have lots of space to move around, and not be cramped.
..Joe
Thanks Joe
the levels of creativity are just so stackable! & the educating style, in an intuitive function. makes it even easier to demonstrate! thanks for the Mentoring guidance!
For some reason I knew Bec was going to be the last thing 😆
of cause she would be 😁
To be honest I am NOT a fan (understatement) of "What's in my camera bag" videos but this however is VERY INTERESTING.
A real pro goes for quality as you have proven in this video.
Great to see the inside of your whole studio that made it possible to show us your work and videos.
Thanks for sharing and a great weekend
Thanks for sharing!
Love photo studios. Even before the internet I always loved it when magazines would show someone's photo studio and how they worked. I always wanted a rolling camera stand and light boxes large enough to photograph cars. But, my studio was never that big. And, of course, everyone needs a Bec. 👧
Absolutely!
Space forever and equipment that makes your workflow smooth, but I’m like you, even a small studio like mine needs a Bec. When I’m ginning around and have a brainstorm, I sure wish I had someone who could step in and help me develop my idea.
Hello Both, Although I only have a very small black, now I two love gamera stands so much smiplar that tripods. I use C stands for my lights. (Sorry I use Broncolor), I two have all my shooting benches on wells, in fact most thing on well and I to have a small Elinchrom boom for my lighting. The only new bit of kit I have is a new greard head, I have been using great heads for about 10 year and love them, But just got the Arca-Swiss Cube and its so simple bet amazing to. I loce the wardrobe and prop store. Greate littal video. I did a shoot xx Years age in the studio I was working (33000 sq ft it was a big studio) for a local brewery and after add lat sorts of stuff into a pint to get the head look right. We left the pint out for about a month the in walk a male modal and drung it....
Always appreciate your videos. I’m surprised to hear you don’t often encounter c-stands here in the US though, as they’re definitely the standard here as well, along with v-flats.
Yeah, we really struggle to find sea stands with articulated arms and the flats in professional US Studios
Everyone needs a bac I love that young lady and you have a great studio Peter keep up the awesome work 👏 Paul
Impressive studio.
Mine is usually wherever I stay + one studio light, one portable battery powered light, 3 light stands, one backdrop stand, 2 hanging backdrops, 1 reversible portable fold out backdrop (that has never folded back to travel size again) assorted clips to hold it all together.
I'll have to wait for cloning for a Bec.
thank you
Fun and very informative video Peter. Tytan Pictures is our micro-size homage to Koukei.
I have my version of a Bec in my studio but I keep her away from the chainsaw if there's any wine around. 😉
Very nice tour. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it
After watching this short studio tour I want to have my own studio space and the most important part of it Bec. Well, not yours, but still. I think that every photographer should, no not should, but MUST have one Bec in the studio )))
Cheers from Bashkortostan
Thanks so much
One day I will have my own studio!
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Superb video. I'd love my own studio one day and this has given so many ideas of what to add. Just now need to win the lottery. Oh and find a Bec.
Go for it!
Molto interessante Peter !!!!
"... I miss when I travel" - well, Bec goes on many trips with you, so you must have found a way to fold her up nicely and fit her in a suitcase!
'classic image'' but works 🙂
Great video
Thanks for the visit
U need a victor lawnmower and hills hoist as props too😅😅😅
Coming soon 😁
Great studio 😊
Thanks! 😊
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
That studio is very massive. The only other one I’ve seen had multiple small rooms and a retail shop that a Canon event was hosting a few years back now.
Axe is important item for retouching
A Bec would be helpful. I had an Alyx for a while as well as a Kiana but alas, no Bec.
In my younger days, those Pillar Stands were used to mount the studio mono rail 4X5 or 8X10 cameras for product photography. I loved them but couldnt afford it so I had my heavy Gitzo tripod on a Dolly, but it was no where near as slick as a counterbalanced Pillar. I can understand why you use them.
Great vid, Peter. If I recall correctly from the NYC workshop there was a camera stand similar, if not identical to the two you have in AUS, no?
Yes
Yes, every studios musth have a beautiful Bec! No Bec - no studio!!! ;) Btw, do you have a shower or something else for aqua - shoot? It's popular theme today... Smoke - machine?
Yes I have all of that sort of stuff, but this video was just about the 10 things I miss when I travel
So, there is no old vine in your studio!😆😉 Thanks for sharing your workspace with us!
In the Studio no wine will ever get old
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer Give my regards to your vine lover Bec!🥰😘
Nice T-shirt.
Thank you
Peter thank you for the video!
It was very interesting.
How many square meters is your studio?
Thanks, about 380 square meters
such a great topic
Many thanks for this new video.
@B: In my country, 10 of 10 is usually considered as the higher level, and this is what you have been given.
@P: Amazing. You have a factory, you have the equipment, you have the raw materials, and you have the secret ingredient (a.k.a. B). More pies, please.
@P: The tripod is what concerns me the most, because the portable ones are so fragile. In general, whatever steals our attention (fragile tripod, scarce source of light,…) will negatively impact our photographs. You have invested a lot, there; this is why you are able to take amazing photographs.
@B: Do you see why I like mirrors?
@P: I have a yellow chainsaw and I planned to take a self-portrait BW-color-hybrid photograph with it; all in BW, excluding this tool; when I close my eyes I can see it.
@B: The very best in this video is at the end, the look on your face is like you have never had harmed a fly.
Yeah, need a Bec!
Regarding tripods, a Manfrotto 058 you just grab the neck, press the levers and the legs drop, to the desired height, or you can just lift the neck to the desired height. Release the leavers and the legs lock. its the fasted tripod to set up bar none. How ever it takes practice to use it if you never have. I hate the rubber feet, because they cant be locked, add the spin exposing the metal spike feet.
We all love Bec
Always BEC !!! Bravo!
I usually throw my box or two of props in my truck whenever I go on a shoot
Does Bec come in different colors (Blonde, red hair) Also My Studio (Shared) comes with 1. Natural Light 2. C-Stands 3. A few items on Wheels 4. Some Wardrobe 5. Some props 6. Assistant
Thanks for all of the insights. Peter - i've checked all of your websites looking for T-shirts of Bec, like the one you're wearing. Do you sell those? Thanks.
Thank you yes I do sell them, workshops.peter-coulson.com.au/merch/?c=cc3d3f1dd0cf
I didn’t see an affiliate link to purchase a Bec….😂
Lol she's limited edition :)
I can tell from experience you take Bec with you on tour 😅. Bec, did you enjoy the paprika chips?
So good!
Love the varies background you use, can you link them or suggest something complementary please.
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No “C” stands in America?
Here in Hollywood they’re everywhere! You can rent ‘em!
Yea, my rolling boom + lightbox was basic for shooting
Peter, doesn't the tin roof make it too hot in summer?
Na it has installation and it's 7 m high
i miss your pod casts
we still do them everyweek www.youtube.com/@ThePeterBecPodcast-fz7rh/videos
We see you using those tools all the time in your studio shots, so we know how important they are to you.
Certainly do need a Bec’s, but can you afford the wine bill, she looks very expensive to run 😂
So expensive, I don't know how I can afford her
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer 😂
@@PeterCoulsonPhotographer I’m sure Bec’s is worth it 🫣😂
Just watched the linked video of the studio walk-thru which was recorded over 4 years ago. And I gotta say, Peter has not aged a single day. What's his secret? Lol
love what you do
That point where you realise you spelt travelling wrong on the thumbnail. :D
Sorry, I have dyslexia, perfection is in imperfection 😁
Chainsaw and axes???? Lol 😅.
😁
What is this “Old wine” of which you speak? 😂
Do you still do auto photography since you got the big giant hanging soft box?
No not anymore but I still use it for fashion