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Jan 9, 2012 02:03:09   #
edh Loc: Oregon North Coast
 
Nice.. Great idea too, if I want to shoot objects indoors like that this is locked in my memory bank.. Thanks..

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
way cool.. Where's the tent..?

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
OK you got me Hoss.. Yes I would like to see one..

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
Opinions, suggestions, are most welcome..


Nice shots

Ever shoot in a light tent? You can get some great reflections there. I have one if you would like to see it


Also something to do on bad weather days!


This car is about the size of a smart phone!

I used a black background in it. You can use a card table turned upside down and cover it with white bedsheets on three sides and the top. This will difuse the light. I use a halogen work light for the top about 2 feet away ( they get hot ) light and a halogen flood light on each side. The base it is sitting on is a piece of 1/8th inch sheetmetal painted black at a friends body shop.
I also think B & H sells them but they are smaller. They do have larger ones but they are costly. You can turn lights on or off to create shadows as well.
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Jan 9, 2012 11:45:26   #
Hoss Loc: Near Pittsburgh, Pa
 
edh wrote:
Nice.. Great idea too, if I want to shoot objects indoors like that this is locked in my memory bank.. Thanks..

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
way cool.. Where's the tent..?

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
OK you got me Hoss.. Yes I would like to see one..

Hoss wrote:
edh wrote:
Opinions, suggestions, are most welcome..



Your welcome Ed! For the halogen lights I set my WB to 3000 K

Mike
Nice shots

Ever shoot in a light tent? You can get some great reflections there. I have one if you would like to see it


Also something to do on bad weather days!


This car is about the size of a smart phone!

I used a black background in it. You can use a card table turned upside down and cover it with white bedsheets on three sides and the top. This will difuse the light. I use a halogen work light for the top about 2 feet away ( they get hot ) light and a halogen flood light on each side. The base it is sitting on is a piece of 1/8th inch sheetmetal painted black at a friends body shop.
I also think B & H sells them but they are smaller. They do have larger ones but they are costly. You can turn lights on or off to create shadows as well.
quote=edh way cool.. Where's the tent..? br br ... (show quote)
Nice.. Great idea too, if I want to shoot objects... (show quote)

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