
This class walks through building a simple, portable studio lightbox from a cardboard box and everyday materials like tracing paper and posterboard, then shows how to put it to use in real product shots. It's a hands-on, make-it-yourself approach to controlling light rather than relying on expensive gear.
Beginning photographers, working professionals, and smartphone photographers who want a low-cost way to shoot cleaner product photos at home, indoors or outdoors, day or night.
This class takes you step-by-step through the construction and practical use of a simple studio lightbox.
Perfect for beginning photographers, professionals, and smart phone photographers.
You will need:
As requested, here's links for the box and tracing paper I used:
18"x 50" Tracing Paper Roll
Home Depot Medium Moving Box
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Taught by Tabitha Park — Product & Food Photographer
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