Five pieces of foam core board, a piece of white poster board, two clamp-style work lights, and two 6500K 24W CFL bulbs. Talk about bright! This thing is going to work great for magazine photos...
Some sample photos taken in the new light box:
An HO scale switching shelf layout based on an alternate history of Hill City, Minnesota in the year 1920. In this alternate history, the Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range railroad has expanded into more than an ore carrier, and is servicing Hill City as a general purpose railroad.
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Did Someone Say "Let There Be Light"?
My new camera has revealed a deficiency in my workspace - lighting. The lighting over the layout is fine, and more than adequate for photos. The light over the work shelf, however, is not. I decided to remedy that by building myself a light box:
Five pieces of foam core board, a piece of white poster board, two clamp-style work lights, and two 6500K 24W CFL bulbs. Talk about bright! This thing is going to work great for magazine photos...
Some sample photos taken in the new light box:
Five pieces of foam core board, a piece of white poster board, two clamp-style work lights, and two 6500K 24W CFL bulbs. Talk about bright! This thing is going to work great for magazine photos...
Some sample photos taken in the new light box:
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