mrpink
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Had some spare time yesterday so I decided to make myself a lightbox. A quick trip to wal-mart and $3.32 later I had everything I needed (they had white flat bed sheets on sale for $2) White poster board was $0.38 each, I bought 3. Took about 20mins to make, here are the results.....
I didn't notice the brown reflection in the left side of the bottle until after I uploaded it, I removed it using GIMP but my flickr account is maxed out so I need to wait until tomorrow to replace it.
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My 18 month old daughters cookie monster doll.
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Again, raided my daughters toy chest for subjects.
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All of these were taken using natural light, I have a bay window setup in my kitchen so I just set the box in there and opened all of the blinds. To me, the backgrounds look a little grey, and I am assuming this is from lack of lighting on the backdrop. I am looking to get some off camera strobes in the near future. Hopefully this will solve the greyness issue.
Let me know what you think.
p!nK
I didn't notice the brown reflection in the left side of the bottle until after I uploaded it, I removed it using GIMP but my flickr account is maxed out so I need to wait until tomorrow to replace it.
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My 18 month old daughters cookie monster doll.
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Again, raided my daughters toy chest for subjects.
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All of these were taken using natural light, I have a bay window setup in my kitchen so I just set the box in there and opened all of the blinds. To me, the backgrounds look a little grey, and I am assuming this is from lack of lighting on the backdrop. I am looking to get some off camera strobes in the near future. Hopefully this will solve the greyness issue.
Let me know what you think.
p!nK