Ok, I ordered a photo tent looking at them on eBay decided 60cm x60cm was great 2 ft x 2ft perfect right? All ways pay attention close attention There is a 55 inch TV behind this I did not know they made a 60'x 60' inch. Any way the 24inch x 24 inch on its way

 

Definitely going to take your wrist shot game to a whole new level...

 

Now all you need to do…is learn to how to use it properly

Remember to steam the sides…

 

Got one for Christmas, hope you can teach me how to use it.
Did you buy lights?

 

yes I have Nikon sb 700 and 900 plus a slave but for the big box I have Novatron studio flash setup

 

Did you test it? So that is why my macro pictures are not good..I also have to buy a tent..

 

I am afraid that if I will buy one of this my little boy will sleep in it..

 

How exactly does this work? It's to distribute light evenly? How expensive do they usually run?

I'm getting into macro photography, but so far I've been relying on natural light. Makes it difficult in the winter (not as much sunlight)

 

I'm just starting out but that is the principle. The tent or box diffuses the light direction and eliminates glare and shadows (theoretically!).

 

It diffuses light. When I’ve used them to shoot blown glass I used multiple light sources diffused against walls.

 

They aren't relatively expensive, 20-100$ US, depending on size and quality.
It's the lights, tripods, filters, cameras, lenses and the cool watches that bust your balls (insert appropriate genitalia reference).

 

Waiting for pics from @strick9 of a watch not on his back lit keyboard...

Add to the chorus:

 

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60cm / 23" Photography Light Tent + 4 Backdrops - Box Cube Photo Studio SoftboxPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network

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Studio Light Room Portable Photography Box Photo Led Tent Foldable Cube 40cm IDPurchases made through these links may earn this site a commission from the eBay Partner Network