Looking to Construct My New Light Tent
I need some tips on it.
The articles I've read on making one at home is just to cut windows in a box, then either tape fabric or paper over them. I've been doing this, just I'm not getting the full light I'm wanting. Another article I read was to make the whole box out of white foamboard sheets. I'm going to attempt to try this but with a black sheet for the background. If anyone can help it'll be great! |
Check ebay. Its cheaper to by one!!! Besides, I dont think you need one your pics are fine.
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I picked up locally for $100 last christmas. To me its worth it. Check on ebay as well. Some stuff like that on cheaper than locally like a Camera I just bought for $130 shipped and a camera locally was over $200 plus 15% tax.
A $100 may seem like a lot but save up for one. |
[QUOTE=SIC DETH]Check ebay. Its cheaper to by one!!! Besides, I dont think you need one your pics are fine.[/QUOTE
He's right bro! I got a cheap light tent for 20.00 bucks and that was with shipping! http://cgi.ebay.com/24-60cm-Photo-S...=item2c5541233d The only draw back to this light tent is it warps after a while but I just put wieghting at the bottomm of it! I also like rising my dips about fie inches when in the light tent so the wieghts help with that too! I use thenlong boxes the 25 five packs came in!'lol |
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I think those Ebay ones will work
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I might look into that! Thanks for the replies!
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it will work! i dont think it will! i own one! :) most of my crisp awesome shots (sarcasm) are in a light tent! they are restrictive in that most of my sets and dios i do are at-least three feet long so I cant do everything in em! :) |
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