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A homemade lightbox inspired by this Strobist post.
Cardboard box: salvaged from the recycling bin.
Tissue paper: taken from Prairie's present wrapping supplies (with her permission).
Tape: been rattling around in my desk drawers.
White posterboard: $0.50 from Rite Aid.
Total cost: $0.50.
Not bad!
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Pine cone shot with a Lume Cube 2.0 with barn door attachment inside of a lightbox with black background.
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Motorola is a trademark registered to Motorola Corp. and it's not affiliated in any way with this work.
Motorola é uma marca registrada da Motorola Corp. e não é afiliada de nenhuma forma com este trabalho.
A student project. A box, with openings to let light in. It's kind of like a coconut, just a brown shell on the outside, but when you peek in, it gets a bit crazy.
This double-sided lightbox is perfect for your window display area. Promote products to the outside and to others inside your store.
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This was also done in the LightBox. The difference was that I closed it all up and just used a small night light inside. I brightened it up up a bit with the levels adjustment in Photoshop.
The information to build your own LightBox is Here
Sweet lightbox for free. Well. I had the materials sitting around.
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I liked the patterns and colours seen on a visit to Lightbox gallery in Woking. Two photography exhibitions at present including Women in Photography on until 2nd June.
The lightbox in use. In this instance a peice of white acrylic supports an enlarger neg carrier. The neg carrier could easily be substituted for a hinged holder made from stiff card. Flash exposure is manual hence the orientation of the flash unit which gives access to the control panel.
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/=
We produced several different graphic types for the P&G fragrance marketing event.
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We produced several different graphic types for the P&G fragrance marketing event.
Check out the C2 Imaging blog for more projects, company info and to request a quote: www.c2spark.com
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.