An example lighting assembly may comprise: a mounting frame comprising a plurality of vertical bars positioned on an imaginary cylindrical surface; a plurality of horizontal joists attached to the vertical bars; a plurality of lighting fixtures attached to the mounting frame; and a plurality of camera mounts attached to the mounting frame; wherein the lighting fixtures and camera mounts are positioned to form a pre-defined grid configuration.

An example lighting assembly may comprise: a mounting frame comprising a plurality of vertical bars positioned on an imaginary cylindrical surface; a plurality of horizontal joists attached to the vertical bars; a plurality of lighting fixtures attached to the mounting frame; and a plurality of camera mounts attached to the mounting frame; wherein the lighting fixtures and camera mounts are positioned to form a pre-defined grid configuration.

Disclosed is an auxiliary photographic equipment, comprising a light-emitting assembly (10), a snoot assembly (20) and a light-shielding piece (30), wherein the light-emitting assembly (10) is provided with a light-emitting area (11) in which an illuminating lamp (12) is mounted; the snoot assembly (20) comprises a snoot (21) and a lens module (22), the snoot (21) is provided with an incident end (21a) and an emergent end (21b), the incident end (21a) of the snoot (21) is connected to the light-emitting assembly (10) and covers the light-emitting area (11), the lens module (22) is mounted in the snoot (21) and located between the incident end (21a) and the emergent end (21b), and the lens module (22) is configured to organize light rays from the incident end (21a) and then emit the light rays through the emergent end (21b) to form a light spot (40); and the light-shielding piece (30) is plugged on the snoot (21), and the light-shielding piece (30) is provided with an auxiliary light-transmitting hole (31) for adjusting the shape of the light spot (40) so as to assist a photographer in obtaining the light spot (40) of different shapes.

Disclosed is an auxiliary photographic equipment, comprising a light-emitting assembly (10), a snoot assembly (20) and a light-shielding piece (30), wherein the light-emitting assembly (10) is provided with a light-emitting area (11) in which an illuminating lamp (12) is mounted; the snoot assembly (20) comprises a snoot (21) and a lens module (22), the snoot (21) is provided with an incident end (21a) and an emergent end (21b), the incident end (21a) of the snoot (21) is connected to the light-emitting assembly (10) and covers the light-emitting area (11), the lens module (22) is mounted in the snoot (21) and located between the incident end (21a) and the emergent end (21b), and the lens module (22) is configured to organize light rays from the incident end (21a) and then emit the light rays through the emergent end (21b) to form a light spot (40); and the light-shielding piece (30) is plugged on the snoot (21), and the light-shielding piece (30) is provided with an auxiliary light-transmitting hole (31) for adjusting the shape of the light spot (40) so as to assist a photographer in obtaining the light spot (40) of different shapes.

A gate apparatus includes a supporting portion, a first light, and a camera device. The support portion is an element that extends vertically upward from a main body of the gate apparatus. The first light is installed in a ceiling portion attached to the supporting portion. The camera device is a device that is attached to the supporting portion and that acquires biological information of a user. The camera device acquires biological information of the user when the first light 102 is illuminating light.

An example lighting assembly may comprise: a mounting frame comprising a plurality of vertical bars positioned on an imaginary cylindrical surface; a plurality of horizontal joists attached to the vertical bars; a plurality of lighting fixtures attached to the mounting frame; and a plurality of camera mounts attached to the mounting frame; wherein the lighting fixtures and camera mounts are positioned to form a pre-defined grid configuration.

An example lighting assembly may comprise: a mounting frame comprising a plurality of vertical bars positioned on an imaginary cylindrical surface; a plurality of horizontal joists attached to the vertical bars; a plurality of lighting fixtures attached to the mounting frame; and a plurality of camera mounts attached to the mounting frame; wherein the lighting fixtures and camera mounts are positioned to form a pre-defined grid configuration.

A revolving photography studio is disclosed. The revolving photography studio includes a stationary circular track surrounding a product setup location and an upright wall coupled to a frame defining a studio backdrop, being of a curved configuration, at least partially surrounding the product setup location, and following the stationary circular track for undergoing revolvable movement along the track using wheels. The wall comprises a defined opening for entrance into the product setup location. The revolving photography studio also includes a linear horizontal crossbar across a top of the opening and coupled to the frame. The revolving photography studio additionally comprises a plate coupled to the linear horizontal crossbar. The plate is configured to receive a camera mount.

A gate apparatus includes an upper light that emits light from above a user, a lower light that emits light from below the user, a light control unit, and an acquisition unit. The acquisition unit acquires biological information about the user. The light control unit changes the luminance of the light emitted from the upper light and the luminance of the light emitted from the lower light when the biological information about the user is acquired.

A gate apparatus includes an upper light that emits light from above a user, a lower light that emits light from below the user, a light control unit, and an acquisition unit. The acquisition unit acquires biological information about the user. The light control unit changes the luminance of the light emitted from the upper light and the luminance of the light emitted from the lower light when the biological information about the user is acquired.