jehkay
cheapest light tent i can think of
i used a plain white plastic bag, propped it up with some lego scaffold and slipped a white A4 paper inside for a smooth background.
the only thing i see the need to improve is the position of the lamp. It is vital that the lamp be as near the model as possible as brightness decreases exponentially with increase in distance from the model. a mere couple inches can make the difference in eliminating handshake blur.
for the same reason, it is also not good to have a bag that's too large, in fact, so long as the bag does not end up obscuring parts of the model, have it as small as possible.
cheapest light tent i can think of
i used a plain white plastic bag, propped it up with some lego scaffold and slipped a white A4 paper inside for a smooth background.
the only thing i see the need to improve is the position of the lamp. It is vital that the lamp be as near the model as possible as brightness decreases exponentially with increase in distance from the model. a mere couple inches can make the difference in eliminating handshake blur.
for the same reason, it is also not good to have a bag that's too large, in fact, so long as the bag does not end up obscuring parts of the model, have it as small as possible.