On 2/28/2017 10:30 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
I thought that if you created a box from white foamcore, cut "windows"
in it and glued (Elmers) rip-stop over them, you can point your desk
lamps at the windows and fill the box with diffuse light. Then shoot
through a front opening.
I've done exactly that in the past with flashes - though I put the
flashes in the box. Main flash is typically pointing up at the top of
the box or directly at the subject with a mini soft box mounted on it.
The fill flash is on an optical trigger and facing the side of the box
to fill it with soft diffuse light. I just use small flashes. Since its
all manual I use an old AF500 FTZ as the main light, since its useless
as a TTL flash on newer cameras. I'd have to upscale the setup
considerably to use it with continuous lighting though. Or find smaller
continuous lights...
Mark
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