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Hy . Have you ever used PhotoBox? I just figured out I should made one and try , to see will there be a real difference - I was blown away , the difference is huge ,as these pictures clearly show. It is a huge difference if you use washes or inks , because they glow in natural lighting. WOW . I made the photobox in about 10 minutes... I will post some more pics for comparison but for now look at this.
I really recommend using photobox...



I know the model isn't very good ,but the difference is clearly visible. I didn't change anything the same spot , the same light direction the same lamps the same camera options , just no photobox and put on photobox...

I think we call it light box or maybe diffusers in English.

Good light is the most important thing for taking a photo.

Kilkrazy wrote:I think we call it light box or maybe diffusers in English.

Good light is the most important thing for taking a photo.

OK maybe just light box , but I made it out from 4 transparent sheets of paper and a wire carcass .. so no need to buy expensive light boxes or diffusers..

Yup, I call mine a light tent! I got a cubic shaped white silk bag for 40$! Ideally no shadows ever! Good shots BTW.