Best Photography Studios in Bogotá (2026)

Introduction

Bogotá has a working photography studio scene built for brands, and the six studios below cover most of what a commercial shoot needs: product and food sets, white cycloramas for fashion and e-commerce, themed sets, and in-house production teams that can run a shoot from a brief.

Demand comes from the city’s role as Colombia’s capital and its largest advertising and media market. Banks and fintechs, telecoms operators, beverage and FMCG groups, retailers and airlines all commission catalogue, campaign and social content here, and agencies book studio time for them. Most commercial studios sit in the north of the city (Usaquén, Suba, Toberín) or around Centro Internacional, and several combine studio hire with equipment rental and a production service, so a brand can book the space alone or hand over the whole shoot.

Every studio here has a Bogotá space that its own website showed as active in 2026. We checked addresses, studio specifications and services on each studio’s site, and left out studios we could not confirm. The list is unranked, since the right studio depends on the shoot, the set and how much production support you want.

The best photography studios in Bogotá

1. CAPCOMstudio

Independent · Suba · capcomstudio.com

CAPCOMstudio is a photography and video studio in the far north of Bogotá, on Calle 223, with more than 20 years in commercial work. It shoots fashion, product, jewellery, food, automotive, architecture and corporate photography, and adds advertising, social media, drone and product video.

Its client wall includes Adidas, Bancolombia, Avianca, Rappi, KFC, Starbucks, Lego, Ecopetrol and Mercedes-Benz. The studio arranges make-up artists, stylists, wardrobe, props and food styling, which makes it one of the few Bogotá options for a brand that wants a complete product or food shoot from one supplier.

2. Pólux Studios

Independent · Usaquén · poluxstudios.com

Pólux Studios rents photo and video studios on Carrera 13 Bis near Unicentro. Estudio 3 Fotografía Pro is set up for stills, with a white cyclorama and a choice of natural or artificial light. Estudio 2 Pro Max measures 4 by 3 by 4 metres with 8 metres of camera throw and interchangeable white, black and green backdrops, and the studio suggests it for modelling, product and advertising shoots.

The building also holds a props and furniture catalogue, an audio booth, a post-production room and a 100 m² room used for castings and workshops. Equipment hire and a production service sit alongside the studios. Testimonials on its site come from Bogotá agencies and producers including Mouse Interactivo and Tres Pi Medios.

3. Caja Forzada

Independent · Centro Internacional · cajaforzada.com

Caja Forzada has rented studios and equipment at Centro Internacional since 2011. Its complex on Calle 23 has 13 acoustically treated studios, including cycloramas, a chroma key studio and themed sets. Studio 1, a white seamless set, is recommended for e-commerce, fashion and lookbooks, and Studio 4 is a dedicated product and food photography space with no natural light, from COP 130,000 an hour before IVA.

For brands that arrive with an idea rather than a crew, its production unit handles commercial photography for products, e-commerce and portraits. It also builds sets and offers display colour calibration, which is useful when a client will judge colour on screen. Visits are by appointment.

4. Waka Estudio

Independent · Toberín · wakaestudio.com

Waka Estudio, on Calle 164 in Toberín, offers a 100 m² studio with an infinity cyclorama, natural and artificial light, and make-up and wardrobe areas. Themed interior sets (kitchen, botanical, boho, classic and others) and an exterior Mediterranean-style set with arches and staircases give lifestyle shoots more than a plain backdrop.

The studio lists advertising, catalogue and e-commerce photography among its services, with props, chroma key and audiovisual production. Hire runs in two, four, six or eight hour blocks, and each booking includes three lights with modifiers and a radio trigger.

5. Rentorama

Independent · Bogotá · rentorama.co

Rentorama, on Carrera 47A in the north of the city, combines camera and lighting hire with studio rental and professional photography and video production. Its studios are a white cyclorama, a black backdrop set and a podcast set, priced from COP 210,000 for three hours on the cyclorama.

Each studio booking includes a set and two lights, and equipment from the catalogue used in the studio is charged at half price. That suits product and catalogue shoots where the kit list grows on the day.

6. The Hangar Studios

Independent · Bogotá · thehangarstudios.com.co

The Hangar Studios describes itself as a creative production hub for photography, video and campaigns, with eight locations inside one venue and large-scale sets. Its Hangar Films offer covers studio hire for brands, advertising agencies and filmmakers, and it lists fashion and editorial photography among the shoots it hosts.

The studio rents by the hour as well as by the day, and also offers production, branding and a network of creators for social content. Visits are by appointment only, and it does not publish a street address, so confirm the location when booking.

What to look for in a Bogotá photography studio

Decide first whether you need a space or a production partner. Hire studios such as Rentorama and Waka Estudio give you the cyclorama, lights and support areas, and your photographer brings the crew. Studios with an in-house production team, such as CAPCOMstudio, or Caja Forzada’s production unit, can take a brief and deliver finished images, including styling and props.

Check the set against the shot list. Camera throw, ceiling height and backdrop width matter for full-length fashion and for cars or furniture, and several Bogotá studios publish these figures. Food and product work goes better in a space that controls light completely, which is why some studios offer rooms with no natural light.

Ask what the hourly rate includes. Most Bogotá studios quote in COP per hour or per block, before IVA, and the included lights, modifiers, make-up rooms and discounts on extra equipment vary a good deal. Location matters too, since the main studios are spread from Centro Internacional to Suba and travel time across the city affects call times for models and crew.

Finally, agree how images will be delivered and approved. A day in the studio can produce thousands of RAW files across several looks or SKUs. Brands and agencies work faster when selects, retouching notes and final approvals sit in one place rather than across email threads, WhatsApp and transfer links.

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Shoots sit in Fabric’s cloud drive, which streams files on demand so they take no local disk space, and the built-in viewer opens files without a full download. Search works by meaning across images, PDFs and documents, and colour search finds frames by shade, which helps when a brand asks for every shot with its signature colour. Similar search surfaces images with matching composition, colour and subject, so alternates from a long shoot are easy to find.

For review, share a gallery folder with the client as a commenter. Shared links work without sign-up, and with annotations the client can draw on an image and attach a comment to the drawing, or leave timestamped comments on behind-the-scenes video. The retoucher marks each comment completed, so feedback works like a checklist. There is a walkthrough on letting clients pick their favourite photos.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best photography studio in Bogotá?

It depends on the shoot. For a full-service product, food or fashion shoot with styling included, CAPCOMstudio has the longest brand client list here. For studio hire with many set options in one building, Caja Forzada has 13 studios at Centro Internacional.

How much does it cost to hire a photography studio in Bogotá?

Published 2026 rates start at about COP 130,000 an hour before IVA for a product or white seamless studio at Caja Forzada, and COP 210,000 for three hours on Rentorama’s cyclorama. Lights, assistants and extra equipment are usually charged separately or partly included, so compare what each booking covers.

Which Bogotá studios have a cyclorama?

Pólux Studios, Caja Forzada, Waka Estudio and Rentorama all list white cycloramas. Pólux and Rentorama also offer black backdrops, and Pólux and Caja Forzada have green or chroma key options.

Can a Bogotá studio produce the shoot as well as rent the space?

Yes. CAPCOMstudio runs shoots end to end with make-up, styling, props and food styling. Caja Forzada, Pólux Studios, Rentorama and Waka Estudio offer production services alongside studio hire.

Where can I find video production companies in Bogotá?

Several studios here also shoot video, but for commercials and brand films see the best video production companies in Bogotá.

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