Well, I've had my lightbox for a few days and I finally took the lights out of the bubble wrap, plugged them in, and figured out what it could do. For a rather unimpressive piece of equipment, the results were stunning. I also had to made a new pendant to photograph. I chose a 30mm Kyanite oval pendant and I chose to accent it with a Black Diamond, A Sapphire, and a Moonstone. No small potatoes here. My first pictures were going to be of something very special. The pendant has some shimmer in it, so I had to figure out a way to show that without having glare. I put the little tent thing over the light box, set the pendant in there and stood it up with Silly Putty (Oh yeah!) , put my camera on the tripod, and started taking pictures. I could tell right away that they were turning out better. They looked clearer on the little camera screen. I think this was a good investment.
Sunday, March 30, 2008
The Lightbox Factor
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black diamond,
Kyanite,
light box,
lightbox,
moonstone,
pendant,
photography,
sapphire,
silly putty,
tripod
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3 comments:
What kind of lightbox did you get? I'm struggling with my photos and am thinking about getting one.
Oh that looks like so much fun! Congrats on getting a light box.
silly putty? who knew?
Love your blog!
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