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 Teknomancer on PP forums posted a link to this article about how
to create a 10dollar Macro photo studio.


How to make a 10 dollar macro photo studio

It looks simple enough.

Malfred, I think I love you.

Although really I should be loving the guy who wrote the little piece, you're just the messenger.

But still, what a great message! I've been contemplating how to make a small cheap lighting set-up and this is EXACTLY what the doctor ordered. This thread gets a five-star rating from me.

I second the 5 star, although I'm not sure we're ready in our relationship for either of us to use the "L" word yet.

Good stuff. I'm headed to Wal-mart today for some posterboard.

I'm interested in using colored tissue paper for different color effects.

one of the coolest things I have seen for photo help. Thank you ! Gonna build one ASAP, let you know how it turns out.

Posted By yakface on 07/11/2006 1:56 AM
Malfred, I think I love you.

Sorry, Yak.  But you're not getting his Bud Light.

For miniatures you'll probably need more light sourcing (another lamp or two around
the box according to a poster on PP), but yeah I started looking for an empty box
yesterday.