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Posted on March 19, 2010 by Ed
Use inexpensive materials to create your own photographic studio equipment for product photography
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jbillitteri
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
what size and type …
what size and type bulb are you using with the pan light?
staaberelli
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Really enjoyed this …
Really enjoyed this video. Can you speak to the concept of how camera angel affects lighting? Specifically using soft diffused light to make emotion?
gjlns123
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Great video, thanks …
Great video, thanks a lot.
sparven89
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
This is great! A …
This is great! A very good alternative for those with a smaller budget =)
vitamindee
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Stick in a can!!!!! …
Stick in a can!!!!! I love it. Really smart alternative…stands can be such a pain in the pocket!
Thank you for sharing!
noirsociety
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
simply amazing, …
simply amazing, great tutorial
Nerol67
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Great tutorial, …
Great tutorial, thanks!
fatuesque
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Nice video.Kudos.
Nice video.Kudos.
yanney33
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
this video always …
this video always makes me want to go set up a DIY studio. i do everytime. its not what you have, but it works i suppose.
columbina66
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Thank you!
Thank you!
Ashbychique
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Wow this was …
Wow this was exactly what I was trying to find! Thanks a ton
OneHourDesign
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
This is just …
This is just awesome. I had troubles photographing glass (like Swarovski) and jewelry. Glass loses depth when you shoot it and jewelry shines too much. Any tips about that?
prophotolife
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Hey all, I’m glad …
Hey all, I’m glad you like my videos! Sorry I don’t spend much time commenting here, prophotolife (and my real job, the photo studio) have my hands pretty full. I definitely address the comments made on the website asap. Has anyone made their own homemade studio setup? Could you take a pic, if so? I’d like to post them to prophotolife if you don’t mind. Thanks for watching…
riantbuffo
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
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turnedoutright
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Where do you get …
Where do you get the acetate screen from?
chromedecay
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Great video – thank …
Great video – thank you for sharing all these good ideas! I will be making some stick-and-can setups soon, I think…
brokenpipe
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Great tips, nice …
Great tips, nice ideas – Thanks
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sink21
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
Great video, thanks …
Great video, thanks for the tips!
terrianns
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
I’m begin to regret …
I’m begin to regret all the photo equipment purchases I’ve ever made
Great tips! I appreciate that you did the quick slide show at the end to show the difference between all three light setups.
synchronal
- 19th Mar, 10 06:03pm
nice, simply …
nice, simply explained tutorial.