One of the aspects of our studio I am asked most about is the infinity cove or cyclorama. Just what is an infinity cove/cyclorama and what benefit can it have to your product photography/photography.
An infinity cove is primarily an all white space with no corners (sometimes they can be painted other colours such as grey), this is designed to make the background of an object look like it goes on for infinity. Photographing on an infinity cove is very popular in commercial and advertising photography.
Shooting on an infinity cove also makes it very easy to cut out a product for use in brochures and on the web.
A basic infinity curve can be created out of seamless white paper supported from a background stand. This can be good when you are photographing a small product or single person, but for larger items or groups it can be problematic. This is where a proper infinity cove comes into its own.
Workhouse Studios has a large corner infinity cove, which measures 6m x 6m by 4m. This is one of the largest infinity coves in the North West and makes Workhouse Studios a very versatile shooting space.
The cove is plenty big enough for car photography – we’ve had a Ferrari F430 and a Bentley Flying Spur on it amongst others and can also hold large groups of people – fitting 30 people of for a large group photo is no problem.
Check out some images taken on the infinity cove at Workhouse Studios below:
Workhouse Studio's corner infinity cove and drive in access.
Product photography shot on the Workhouse Studios infinity cove.
Ferrari F430 photographed on the Workhouse Studios infinity cove.
Ribcaged promotional photography.
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