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it aint pretty but it sometimes gets the job done. cardboard box lined with aluminum foil. 1 lamp- true light some sort of flourescent thing cost 17 bucks. mini crappy tripod. bristol board white and numerous props and crap.

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~rhoddi Jan 11, 2005, 5:00:42 PM
nice set up. good to see you adapt and use whats available...:)

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~Green814 Jan 14, 2005, 3:26:14 PM
Very interesting- Thanks for sharing!
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~MsJ777 Jan 23, 2005, 8:52:06 PM
So THAT'S how it's done--and here I just have to go outside and hope for good weather to get my stuff shot...I gotta try this....

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*pj925 Jan 23, 2005, 9:05:55 PM
i do have problems with my camera wanting to cycle thru shades of pinks and greens for no apparent reason but im going to the camera dude next week and see if he can figure it out. very important to set your white balance before shooting. if you dont know what im talking about just find your manual and do what it says to set it. i still dont 'get it' but i dont care i just want a good shot. i have better pics on the sunny days than the overcast. sometimes i hafta shoot elsewhere. prime example- the 'zen' necklace was taken on top of my washing machine lid- go figure.
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~MsJ777 Jan 23, 2005, 9:10:31 PM
I'm TOTALLY not surprised--I got "green dancer at midnight" by balancing my camera on end on a stack of TV trays--ANYTHING's possible...

I'm still learning the ins and outs of my new camera, but luckily I have a friend teaching a digital camera class at the college i work at, and he sent me his assigment list. If I actually DO any of it, I'll at least know what you (and he) are talking about one of these days....

Half of my jewelry's shot in the den on the floor--some of it's done in the living room near a South-facing window--basically anywhere i can catch a halfway decent looking shot....

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~seraphic-shock Jan 24, 2005, 9:13:22 PM
I think I'll invest in a natural light bulb. And try opening the blinds on occasion. Thanks so much for your help! Hope I don't drive you nuts...

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*pj925 Jan 25, 2005, 6:46:44 AM
i thought i bought this lite that cost 17 bucks but now im looking at the catalog and it says its 50 bucks. so much for my cheap setup. thought id give you the low down on the light cuz i found that to be pretty important in the whole scheme. looks like i use an Ott-Lite task lamp that uses a 13 watt natural supplement bulb that simulates natural daylight.
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~seraphic-shock Jan 25, 2005, 7:56:42 PM
I'll look around for one. Thanks for the tips! :hug:

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~AelisLaurel Sep 6, 2006, 6:30:50 PM
WOW this is helpful!

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