In this episode Mark will show you how easy it is to use a light tent to get nice product pictures.
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In this episode Mark will show you how easy it is to use a light tent to get nice product pictures.
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quite useful thanks.
So you have to set up this up everytime you have to shoot?? and what about products that don't fit in??? ever tried online editing tools— which one is your favourite? If you are searching for them one of them I would recommend is ZenFotomatic (zenfotomatic.com) for editing product photos! would like your views on that!!
Very useful video for people new to light boxes. Thank you.
Letter holder my ass
Is there anywhere in the UK this is available? Thanks.
Great video. Nicely explained. Very detailed. Thanks a lot.
Very useful. Thank's a lot Mark.
very good tut thank you!
I use led lighting inside the box pointing outwards and works great for me
thanks for the valuable tutorial
great video..brand name of the light tent? thanks
As always, great tutorial Mark!
mark, you are awesome
Check out the book 'Product Photography Tips for eBay and Ecommerce'
The Ah-Hah moment. I was getting precisely the problem he mentions with lots of light but it was coming out grey even though my exposure seemed right. I'll have to toy with the exp comp and see how much it changes.
+SnapFactory what focal length did you use for the photos?
Great video…Thanks!
Thanks a lot .. that was very useful.
what size is the tent in the video?
For those of you that missed it, this is a photec light tent. He says it at 3:18 in the video
Excellent presentation about product photography, Anybody take a shot himself.
The power of lighting but in wiser way. Good job!
Hey Snapfactory, I know this is an old vid, but what kind of light tent would you suggest, 4 years later?!
Inexpensive? No.
Easy? No.
Fail.
I can see your reflection in the product.
The question was inexpensively. Let's see Canon camera = $2000. Lens 20-70mm f2.8 = $2500. 2 Canon flashes $1000. Pocket wizards = $800. Let's not forget SD cards and Adobe Lightroom to process images taken. And then you have that "tent box". That is one "inexpensive" and "easy product photography."
i want this light tent thingy 🙂
good idea.. is it thick plastic? but do you have enough light through?
this is really interesting option.
Cool.video
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Really informative video, thats for the upload.
I got the impression it was for someone with a little ebay business.
What brand is this tent?
thanks for sharing, amazing idea!
This was for eBay, one use photos. A little overkill, but GREAT for a photographer for a big company with small products.
Generally speaking…. thats why photographers TAKE the pictures
I just used a bunch of white foam core boards that I made into a box. You can see it at danphotog.blogspot.com/2012/11/some-product-shots.html
looks a bit complicated
Great video, I would love to see the 8ft lightbox in action. Sounds perfect for music videos
Hey Mark, it looks uncomfortable..
thats true 🙂
i think the question was about taking pictures "inexpensively" … i think he skipped that part.
which tent is this?
10:14 haha