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spllogics
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#7321 2006-03-20 15:31 GMT |
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Did a few test on a Light Box i made following one of the DIY tutorials i posted here
http://www.artworld.si/photographer_diy_pr...rials-t1341.art Will take a photo of the box once i get it the way i want it. [attachmentid=738] [attachmentid=739] [attachmentid=740] |
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Lombi
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#7322 2006-03-20 15:50 GMT |
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Very nice, how much did you spend for it all?
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Siggie!
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spllogics
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#7323 2006-03-20 16:19 GMT |
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about $25
3 flood light domes a pack of true white lights florecent works too. 3 peices of foam board (u can use 4) a peice of thin drawing paper ( or roll of paper) for a curved backdrop and a yd. of a good thick silk like fabric i found at walmart. Mine has a top light with the top fabric. i think i may cut a section out the back and make a place for a nother light for backlighting. |
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Steve
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#7325 2006-03-21 12:47 GMT |
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Looks good Jason, maybe a little over-exposed but nothing irrepairable
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karltkd
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#7514 2006-04-07 05:59 GMT |
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Great tips...thanks. It's what i want to do too as i have 2 studio lights. But what my idea is to get some heavy duty white nylon,(if poss) lit the stuff used for the shoot through brollies we use for lights, to make a frame of some sort so i can shoot through the nylon. I found some pure white backing paper at my local DIY store. Ain't photography great when you have equipment......
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pinkbellycat
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#9372 2007-04-22 09:32 GMT |
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Thanks for the fantastic information. I have been looking for a light box and never thought of building one my self. I have either found them not to be what I was really looking for it just made too cheaply. I think this is the answer I have been seeking. Thanks for the website I will let you know how it goes.
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