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I built this last night. The total cost was $3.00 for a 24x36 piece of Elmers 1/4" foam board from Michaels, and .99 cents for a box of stick pins. Glue didn't hold the foam board well, so I used stick pins in pairs and pointed in an arrow shape towards one another about 1" apart. That held everything tight. I also shot the whole thing with a base coat of white primer to soften things up and take the glare away from the foam board. Lighting is the only thing to practice with now. Let me know what you all think.

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Test pictures with a model -

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I built this last night. The total cost was $3.00 for a 24x36 piece of Elmers 1/4" foam board from Michaels, and .99 cents for a box of stick pins. Glue didn't hold the foam board well, so I used stick pins in pairs and pointed in an arrow shape towards one another about 1" apart. That held everything tight. I also shot the whole thing with a base coat of white primer to soften things up and take the glare away from the foam board. Lighting is the only thing to practice with now. Let me know what you all think.

PICBOX1.jpg

PICBOX2.jpg

Test pictures with a model -

PICBOX3.jpg

PICBOX4.jpg

Mike,

Try strobist.blogspot.com

Instructions for building a lightbox from a cardboard box and white tissue paper.

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