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I saw this in a flickr page and found it interesting. I bought some things others o got them from work.
It took me a while to build it since i never ever made such a thing anf you will see the results .. please comment on the pics
I followed the directions here: jasontomczak.com/2007/12/17/a-quick-easy-white-box-light-...
Mine is a bit smaller than Tomczak's since I bought 20"x30" foamcore at Office Depot instead of the 24" sheets he used. The edges are sealed with clear reinforced duct tape, and the flap in the roof is cut through on three sides and then cut down to the outer paper on the fourth, with a reinforcing strip of duct tape along the top.
Here's the lightbox I built. Got instructions on the Strobist website (http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/07/how-to-diy-10-macro-photo-studio.html). Now I just need stuff to stick in there.. so any ideas are welcome!
Look here to see what the photo came out like.
Light box for flat fielding DSLR and CCD images.
Made from 1/2" foamcore, white tape, foamcore screws (the clear plastic dots you see near the edges and corners. Hot glued at all seams. White taped at all seams.
Base and top are 15" square; sides are 20" long.
Item at left in bag is a photographer's light diffuser, like a shower cap made of even-density translucent white nylon.
This stretches over C-11 telescope front-end when shooting twilight flats instead of using light box (which is NOT very portable).
Bulbs are appliance light bulbs, 10W, and there is one in each corner.
Working on my final photography assignment for second-year film course. Was going to shoot in medium-format but there is something wrong with the Mamiya RB67 I borrowed. :(