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<title><![CDATA[DIY Product Photography]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[So I had this assignment to do some product photography for my Uni course. And since I really love DIY type stuff, and don't want to pay $700 for a professional light table I decided to make my own..<br /><br />So off to Bunnings (Home Depot type shop for the US-ians) I went, and I purchased a bunch of 20mm PVC pipes, 90 bends, Tee Joints and a couple clamps. I got a 2mm thick sheet of Opal Perspex from a place called Pacific West Corporation in Wetherill Park, Sydney. So with all the goods in the boot, I went home to assemble it all.<br /><br />This is what I came up with.<br /><br /><img  src="http://www.mariuskristiansen.net/news/data/upimages/dsc_6519.jpg" alt="dsc_6519.jpg" border="0" width="485" height="323" /><br /><br />The Perspex is 665mm wide, 1000mm long. The pipes came 1m long, so I had to do some cutting. I also have a sheet that's 1000mm x 1750mm for any larger items, but I'll have to construct a sturdier frame for that.<br /><br />Using a Metz 48 AF-1 and some foam core, this is what the end result looks like. The image on the left is straight out of camera, right is after post processing.<br /><br /><img  src="http://www.mariuskristiansen.net/photo/DSC_6469.jpg" alt="dsc_6469.jpg" border="0" width="800" />]]></description>
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