First attempt with light tent....
Discussion
woody said:
Hi guy's,
As the title really - bought a light tent a few days ago and thought I should have a bit of a play.
Not the best images as I think I need to play with the white balance settings a bit.
Also need some cooler lamps - current ones are 2700, need some 3500's.
Comments welcome.
As the title really - bought a light tent a few days ago and thought I should have a bit of a play.
Not the best images as I think I need to play with the white balance settings a bit.
Also need some cooler lamps - current ones are 2700, need some 3500's.
Comments welcome.
You might need more light from the front. That side looks a bit dark to me.
I think lighting is in itself as much of an art as photography, and light tents just don't cut it for me. I feel images from light tents are very flat and the light is too diffused.
I think as a photographer you will advance much more by getting your subject out of the tent. I know light tents give immediate easy results but I don't think they are the way to ensure you progress as a photographer. Just my 2p, what do I know anyway?
I think as a photographer you will advance much more by getting your subject out of the tent. I know light tents give immediate easy results but I don't think they are the way to ensure you progress as a photographer. Just my 2p, what do I know anyway?
OK, I watch P&V regularly, and I give up. I'm just going to start asking the stupid questions, so watch for me popping up regularly on other threads.
Feel free to call me wendyg-theignorantwoman.
So what is a light tent, how is it used and in what circumstances is it of help. From what you've already said, its for diffuse general light on a close up subject?
Feel free to call me wendyg-theignorantwoman.
So what is a light tent, how is it used and in what circumstances is it of help. From what you've already said, its for diffuse general light on a close up subject?
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