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Build a classic light box for shadow exploration. These images MUST be in black and white. You will build a box in which you arrange (through wires, staples, tape, glue, whatever) various shapes, objects and materials. You will then turn off the main room lights, and turn on a point light source. Set the camera on a tripod and explore your lightbox for interesting abstract play of light and shadow.
Schuyler sent me pics from his new DIY lightbox and I knew I just had to make one too. The only thing was I didn't really have any projects to shoot in it.
While at the zoo today I noticed they had the newer coke cups. They aren't really anything special, I just happened to study the whole Coca-Cola revamp from two years ago and when I saw the cup I immediately wanted to attempt to recreate the photo in their advertising.
As you can see I had to use a different straw and the printing isn't the same (you don't see the coke bottles along either edge) but I think I did an ok job.
In all, it was a good study on lighting (I used two Home Depot drop lights with compact flourescent bulbs) and product shooting.
I think I'm going to need a) more lights, and b) different bulbs (full-spectrum instead of regular incandescent).
Building a lightbox following the instructions here: www.jyoseph.com/extras/archives/2006/02/diy_lightbox.php
Taller de lightbox realizado en ACUP, asociación cultural universitaria palentina, el día 27 de marzo de 2009. En las fotos el resultado de algunas pruebas y vista general del escenario.
Photo of letter opener Sword using a Lightbox and two light sources. #Sword #Blackandwhite #Lightbox #Lightroom #fujifilm #Chrome
testing out the lightbox I made this afternoon :)
blogged -> notnigella.com/2008/12/19/i-give-you-light/
Shot in my $2 lightbox. 2 GSM-D1s on the sides, and a 430ex on cam 1/2 power aimed straight up. Soon to be on eBay.
Bitte in der Lightbox anschauen, (please look in the lightbox)
Korrektur: blumento pferde ist falsch richtig ist blumentopferde, mein latein und ich am ende.
LightBox Café
Interactive version at HERE
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Tuesday night I made this thingy.
Total assembling time: 15 minutes. Total Cost: about 2.5 Euros plus flashes, which I already had (papers come in bunches of 10-20 leaves: I spent 12 Euros and I now have enough material to make another 4 at least).
Cost of a "professional" lightbox: 250 Euros.
If you want one for yourself get the instructions on strobist, including a version with alogen worklamps (less than 50 Eur each) in place of flashes.
More ideas from the Strobist Flickr group:
Portable Lightbox 1, Larger size disassemblable lightbox, or the Ikea hack lightbox