JUST SEEN THIS ON YOUTUBE SHE GOES ON A LITTLE BIT LOL BUT THOUGHT IT WAS INTERESTING SHAME IM RUBBISH AT DIY BUT I KNOW SOMEONE WHO IS :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK4VVGWmMUs
Oh my god she is so woeful, I had to skip through it. It is as if she is talking to kindergarden kids.
A bit crude I know but I find it quite effective. A roll of packing paper some sticky tape and a glass from a large picture frame if I want reflections. I can connect my camera direct to my computer, control it from there and see the images instantly.
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Seeing these ideas really helps us newer ones alot. Thanks for showing them so simply that we don't have to spend alot of money to have new ideas on photos.
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A bit crude I know but I find it quite effective. A roll of packing paper some sticky tape and a glass from a large picture frame if I want reflections. I can connect my camera direct to my computer, control it from there and see the images instantly.
A couple of my recent posts were shot here.
What do you think? I'm going to build one this week.
Amazing ideas that I will certainly try out.
Thank you!
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I have a 20 inch one, costs about $20, free shipping. They fold up flat and have a storage pouch like a reflector and include a white, black, red and blue backdrop that velcros on. @jdonnelly Probably more than Joseph's craft paper, but certainly cheaper and easier than making one with pvc pipe.