The photo you see above is the starting point of one of the setup we will be using to get the white "infiniti" background. We will be using a square foot cardboard box that we will transform into a mini photo studio.
The lights you see above were bought at dollar stores and hardware stores, most of them for less than $5. We will not use all of them for the different lightbox setups in this tutorial but I did test them all and only ended up using the best ones. For this tutorial(s), you will need a box cutter, some tape, cisors and a few accessories you can buy for pennies which we will use to decorate the inside of the box as well as use to diffuse, reflect and direct the lights. We will talk in more depth above those in the videos.
click here for more detail video tutorial.
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| DIY Building a Lighbox mini Photo Studio click here to larger photo |
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| accessories Lighbox mini Photo Studio click here to larger photo |
The lights you see above were bought at dollar stores and hardware stores, most of them for less than $5. We will not use all of them for the different lightbox setups in this tutorial but I did test them all and only ended up using the best ones. For this tutorial(s), you will need a box cutter, some tape, cisors and a few accessories you can buy for pennies which we will use to decorate the inside of the box as well as use to diffuse, reflect and direct the lights. We will talk in more depth above those in the videos.
click here for more detail video tutorial.
