http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-13299 Guest Sat, 11 Apr 2009 09:31:00 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-13299 Have to say I do agree. Things like this just are what they are. Have to say I do agree. Things like this just are what they are.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3379 JCDean Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3379 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-6035 JCDean Tue, 07 Apr 2009 05:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-6035 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3346 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3346 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3350 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3350 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3360 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3360 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3361 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3361 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3368 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3368 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3369 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3369 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

]]> http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3370 JCDean Mon, 06 Apr 2009 22:44:14 +0000 http://www.christopherspenn.com/2009/03/22/4-steps-to-a-diy-lightbox/#comment-3370 Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25. <br>For even less money, my "ghetto lightbox" uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside. <br>I found the box from my old 17" CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.<br>As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well. Great post on improving photography for use online. It's actually the focus of my session at Podcamp London, April 25.
For even less money, my “ghetto lightbox” uses a cardboard box (with holes cut in the sides and top), a sheet of poster board and 3 sheets of tracing paper glued on the inside.
I found the box from my old 17″ CRT from Dell worked great. It was large enough and well built.
As far as depth of field goes it looks good. I am sure you know this, but for others reading using a smaller aperture also would have increased your DOF as well.

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