Studio 8 – 70s chill‑out billiards – location with daylight

Rental prices

Rental information

The studio can be rented by the hour or by the day.

Description

Studio 8 is a 50 m² location studio with four different settings:

• Daylight with huge window (light court, diffused light)
• Game hall with billiard table and dart machine (functional, play for extra charge)
• 70s‑style chill‑out corner
• Additional wall for your own setups

The studio is optimised for continuous‑light photography (available light) and therefore also perfect for video shoots. Elaborate lighting with LED sources lets you create great pictures and videos exactly as you wish. Each of the HUE light sources can be freely controlled in brightness and colour via tablet – cool white? warm red? colourful? chaotic? Whatever you want, the room lighting can do it!

Additionally the studio offers you two large Jinbei EFC‑150 full‑colour LED continuous lights to illuminate your setting optimally and in full colour. Various light modifiers are available.

Equipment

• Large window (approx. 2.5 × 2.5 m) with heating
• Billiard table (functional)
• Dart machine (functional, play for extra charge)
• Couch corner
• Free wall for your own settings

Where to find Studio 8?

Studio 8 is tucked all the way in the back. You reach it through our wardrobe. So it’s at the very back of the studio area, near the office (Studio 9 / Studio 10).

Special rules?

In Studio 8 the following apply:

• Moving the dart machine or billiard table is forbidden!!!
• Smoke and fog are NOT allowed (fire alarm = expensive!)
• Only rearrange the settings if you put them back exactly as they were (see pictures)
• Leave the studio in perfect condition
• Any extra tech or decoration must be cleared away afterwards
• Glasses and bottles go back to the kitchen at the end! (The studio has no fridge; please use the kitchen appliances)

Camera settings in Studio 8 (photography)

You’ll get perfect pictures at:ISO 800, 1/160, f 2.8 – naturally in RAW.

If your lens only reaches, say, f 5.6, you’ll need to bump up the ISO. Nowadays usually no problem, though it depends on your camera.

Your phone as a camera works – depending on the device – most of the time great!

Rent the studio

Here’s the direct link to the booking calendar

Rental rates and further information can be found here!

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