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I made this LightBox myself, I just purchased 3 Fancy lights (little bit focusing), and then go to Carpenter to make 3 side open (Left, top & Right Side) Box, then I use white clothes....
all are done in Rs. 1800/=
My first few attemps at shooting with a lightbox.
Quite a few flaws in this one ... but somehow I stil like it.
1. My reflection
2. The spotlight is glaring
3. It proves men can't multitask (pouring orange juice & taking a photo at the same time) :-)
We produced several different graphic types for the P&G fragrance marketing event.
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Here's my table top lightbox. Bought all the material at Staples for about 10 bucks. A mailing box, tape, and tracing paper. I put the box together and then placed the tracing paper tablet on each side and traced the outline. Then I used a box cutter to cut about 1/2" INSIDE the lines I traced. That way the hole was a 1/2" smaller than the tracing paper and that would leave me room to tape the paper to the box. Then I used posterboard and just layed it in there and taped the top and bottom.
I can say that if you try this, see if you can find a box that is all white on the inside. I couldn't so I settled for brown and I think it makes a difference.
The Lightbox is about [Fruits & Vegetables +Isolated+].
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We produced several different graphic types for the P&G fragrance marketing event.
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Some test photos using the new light box.
It's supposed to be color corrected to 5000K, whatever that means. Not sure my camera plays nice with it, but that's for other people to fix, not me.
I've always wanted to build a lightbox and finally followed through today using Bill Huber's excellent directions.
The picture shows the setup for this shot.
DIY lightbox made from a cardboard box with the top and sides removed and replaced with tracing paper (architects drawing paper). Inside is a single piece of white paper.
In this photo I used a normal table lamp and a halogen kitchen light for lighting. I then did a custom WB before shooting a few "test" shots.
I would now use CFL lighting to light this or a few flashes.
My CFL lights: see here
I'm gonna have me a go at lomo cross processing.
The Cosmic 35 was a Christmas present off Cath's Mum.
Not tried it yet as it has it's 'take up spool' missing.
It rained all day today so I made a light box.
This retail store used lightboxes with graphics for their outdoor-facing window display.
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Here's the PVC Lightbox I made. It's made from 1/2" PVC pipe and fittings.
Here's the blog post containing the video on how I made it - thephotogformula.com/Blog/diy-lightbox/