A cyclorama, or infinity cove, is a curved wall that meets the floor without a corner, so the background disappears. It's the usual choice for fashion, product and full-length portraits where you want a clean, endless backdrop.
What to check before booking
- The size of the cove against your widest shot. Full-length groups need more width than a single model.
- Whether the cove is painted white, black or green, and if repainting is possible.
- Lighting: a cove lit evenly needs space behind the camera and enough lights. Check what the room includes.
- Load-in: parking and step-free access if you're bringing kit.
Each room's rate, minimum and times come from the studio itself, so the results below are what you can book today.
Scenario
You're shooting a fashion lookbook in London and need a cove.
- Where
- Within 10 miles of EC1
Studios with a cyclorama
Photography studios in London listing a cyclorama.
- Studio type
- Photography
- Needs
- Cyclorama
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With a cyclorama and natural light
For daylight looks as well as a clean background.
- Needs
- Cyclorama and Natural light
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