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> Steven
Having done some more research I found an old thread on deja which points to
the NOVOFLEX Magic Studio. Is this comparable to the Cubelite and if so
better/worse?
Thanks
Steven
>Hello,
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>Any advice on an inexpensive portable/small studio setup kit
You could make your own.
I regularly take photos of dollshouse miniatures for a friend.
Initially I used a piece of coloured heavy paper, resting on a table,
with the back against the wall, making sure there was a gentle curve
at the back (i.e rather than a right angle )... if that makes sense. I
just weighted the paper down, then used 2 spots to light the piece.
I know am alittle more sophisticated. I have a wooden frame, holds the
paper/card. I can slot in an a3 sheet in various colours/textures
depending on the piece I want to photograph. The frame when assembled
is a an open cube. I can slot card or tracing paper/thin paper in the
side walls or above the piece to "soften the lights, or leave them
open. It's not as good as the commercial "portable studios" but I've
had great restults with it, and its cheap!!!
Chris
Alan F Cross - 31 Mar 2004 23:26 GMT
For small stuff you can't do much better than the Bowens Trilite kit.
Cocoon, two 6400K white fluorescent lights (each with three helical
tubes) that stay as cool as cucumbers, and light stands. Around £400 I
think.
Borrowed one last week - it's brilliant.
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