As a photographer, I can say that the pattern of lighting the studio always depends on the camera that you posses. In fact, there are some advanced technology cameras available that deliver fantastic pictures at the least nature light available. On the other hand, ordinary cameras require adequate light in the studio irrespective of whether it is an indoor or an outdoor location.
If you have a DSLR camera, then you are required to buy the types of lights that will lighten up the Light Studio as required, but at the same time, it should not affect the quality of the photo. This is a difficult task to accomplish in the first attempt, but with experience and time, you will master it. Earlier, lights in the studio turned excessively hot after a period, but today, there are lights that come with self-cooling system and thus, now you can touch and replace them without hurting yourself.
The standard color of the lights preferred in the studio is the florescent color that enables to keep the temperature of the lights low as well as helping them run for a long. They obtain the finest reflective systems and are of superior quality. I suggest a mix of halogen tungsten and florescent for Light Studio, so that you get the finest light balance and the outcome will be the best quality photos.
