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I was really impressed by the article DIY Soft Box - Use What’s Around You. I went around playing with things within my reach. And this is something that I ended up with and thought I'd share .
I always fancied the play with lights and background on all the product shots. And I thought it was almost impossible for me with a point and shoot camera. But I guess I was wrong atleast upto some extent. Here's the setup. I used anything and everything that i could think or get my hands on to get this shot ![]() ![]() 1. laptop (light source) 2. wall with blue paint (background) 3. containers (substitute for a tripod ) 4. XS - Paco Rabanne bottle (subject) 5. emergency flourescent lamp (light source) 6. HP Photosmart R967 camera I turned on the laptop and placed it vertically, the screen facing the wall. This gave a great bluish illumination. I, then, placed the bottle on top of the laptop. To add extra illumination, I placed the emergency fluorescent lamp in between the wall and the laptop screen, the lamps turned slightly towards the wall. The setup looked perfect. And all i needed was a tripod to mount the camera. I didn't have a tripod and so I used some containers to get the desired height. I did some processing and finally here it is. ![]() I guess it ain't that bad eh! ![]() Have fun! Flickr: $@p@m's Photostream |
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Great! Please share your shots. It'll be fun!
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That works really well. Nice.
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My laptop has a flat edge so it wasn't difficult for me to get the bottle up. It would have been difficult it had a tapered one.
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great initiative and resources...i like the result its awesome. i will try it some time soon.
thanks for sharing your ideas.
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Wow, that's great! I am gonna try this one. Thanks, kencaleno!
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