- 01Pick your hours. Only free slots are shown.
- 02Add extras. Assistant, make-up room, gear.
- 03Pay. Payment confirms the slot.
- 04Come in and shoot. Ring “LUX PHOTO PRO”, 5th floor, lift on the right. Setup and cleanup are inside your booked time.
Rental photo studio in the centre of Luxembourg
From €100 an hour · 45 m² · live availability
45 m² with Godox strobes, continuous LED, 10 backdrop colours and a make-up corner — the same room we shoot and teach in. Bring a camera, everything else is already here.
See available hours & bookBook the studio
13 Av. Gaston Diderich, Luxembourg city. Pick your time — it is confirmed the moment you pay, no waiting for us.
- You pay. The slot is blocked the second the payment goes through.
- Confirmation by email, right away. Time, address and links to move or cancel. A reminder comes the day before.
- Ring “LUX PHOTO PRO”, 5th floor. The studio is yours — setup and cleanup are inside your booked time.
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What is already in the room
Light
- Godox SL300 III + 3× SL150 continuous LED
- 3× Godox SK400 studio strobes
- RGB accent lights and a colour gel set

Shaping
- Octabox 120 cm and 90 cm, beauty dish 60 cm
- 2× stripbox 90×30, standard reflectors, grids
- 2 V-flats, Sunbounce reflector, C-stands

Set
- Paper backdrops: white, grey, beige, pink, aqua, red, orange
- Fabric: black, white, red
- Blackout curtains: full dark at any time of day
- Monitor on set, 65″ screen, windblower, smoke machine, make-up corner

Camera gear you can add
From our rental catalogue, the same list as in the booking. Add it to a session — no deposit, it stays in the studio.
Shooting elsewhere? Rent cameras, lenses and flashes to take with you.
Prices
| Hours | 1 – 5 people | 6 – 10 people | 11+ people |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | €100 | — | — |
| 1.5 hours | €140 | — | — |
| 2 hours | €150 | €190 | — |
| 3 hours | €225 | €280 | — |
| 4 hours | €300 | €375 | €450 |
| 5 hours | €375 | €470 | €565 |
| 6 hours | €420 | €525 | €630 |
| 7 hours | €455 | €570 | €685 |
| 8 hours | €480 | €600 | €720 |
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How it works
The studio in numbers
Good to know
What exactly do I pay?
Private booking: the price shown, nothing added, invoiced by Andrii Mitin (AM SE), no VAT. Company: tick the box and give your VAT number before paying — +17% VAT is added and Lux Photo Pro S.à r.l.-S (LU36089387) invoices you; we can’t re-issue afterwards.
Groups, help and extras?
Groups of 6–10 from 2 h, 11+ from 4 h. We help you set up light and backdrop at the start, free. Assistant for the whole shoot €40/h, make-up room €40.
Is there a cleaning fee?
Only if the room needs real cleaning after you (spills, food, confetti, glitter, marks on the paper): €60 plus any damaged backdrop roll.
What if I have to cancel?
7 or more days before the start, we refund what you paid minus the payment provider’s fee (Stripe). Later, pass the slot to someone else or move it once within 60 days, up to 48 h before the start.
Can I stay longer?
Yes, if nobody is booked after you: your hourly rate, in 30-minute steps.
How do I get in?
13 Av. Gaston Diderich, ring “LUX PHOTO PRO”, 5th floor, lift on the right. Street parking around the building.
Club member?
Type CLUB in the promo field with the email your Lux Photo Club membership is paid with. BASIC: 10% off studio hours. STANDARD: 2 hours for the price of 1 once a month, 20% off other studio hours. PREMIUM: 2 studio hours included monthly, 30% off extra hours. Applied instantly.
Can I start earlier than 10:00 or finish after 22:00?
Online starts run 10:00–22:00. For other hours, pick a day above and click Ask for another time; nothing is booked or charged until we agree.
More than 8 hours, or a whole weekend?
Full-day and multi-day rates on request — write to us.
Guides for your session
- What to shoot in a 45 m² studio
- A checklist for your first portrait session in a rental studio
- Studio lighting basics: one light, one window, one backdrop
- Renting a studio for a brand shoot: what you still need besides the room
- How to practise photography in a studio: five exercises for a first session