Photo light box diy

Having a photo light box on hand means that you can create stunning product shots easily. It’s not much hassle to set it up, you can use it no matter what the weather or light is like outside, and if you plan it right, its totally collapsible. There are plenty of these you can buy […]

DIY: Build your own light box for taking fantastic product photographs using some surprise materials. Use what you have! Upcycle, Recycle, and Reuse is the name of the game! - Read more on my blog! #lightboxphotography #photolightbox #lightboxdiy #diyphotography #photographyboxes

Take professional photos by making your own DIY Lightbox for just $9 in materials. Includes plans for a bonus panel so you can take flat lay photos, too!

This weekend I finally decided to try my hand at making a light box. I liked a tutorial I found over at DPS where the maker used a box as his structure.

Our article shows you three different ways to build your own DIY light box. You'll be using inexpensive materials and still get great looking images.

I have needed a photo light box for quite some time now. Actually, much too long especially now as I am taking my work more serious, an...

Foldable Homemade Light Box: From Time to time I find myself looking for a good spot to photograph a product, for instance for selling online. I saw some nice light boxes online and also here on Instructables but I needed something big enough but not big in storage, so I took s…

Are you a blogger or a product photographer? Then you know finding the right light for a photoshoot is pretty difficult when the sun goes down. My sweet husband made me this super simple, inexpensive and totally awesome Light Box. And I’m going to show you how easy it is to make this DIY Light Box […]

How to Build a PHOTO LIGHT BOX: Lightboxes are a great way to capture top-notch photos. These can be made from just about any material. You can even create one with cardboard. For me, I need something sturdy and durable. Although It would be great to break it down, I don't have an…

Make your own light studio using tracing paper, foam board and a roll of white paper. Easily folds away for flat storage. Plus, how to get natural light with lamps.