Light boxes and photography setup

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Hi guys
Id like to improve my photography skills so interested to know what setups people have at home. DIY? Purchased a kit? Can you take a photo of your setup? Etc
Thanks
Daniel
 
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I will choose stronę lights for sure. This is most important. Tent isn't bad bud it isn't the best way for make photography
 
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Great website.
I hate make pictures with red background. This is difficult
 
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that frattello web site is really worth studying *****
 
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Hi guys
Id like to improve my photography skills so interested to know what setups people have at home. DIY? Purchased a kit? Can you take a photo of your setup? Etc
Thanks
Daniel

As I have no photography skills, my setup is usually an iPhone and the sky. 😉

Always enjoy the true photog photos though, so keep 'em coming.
 
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Can you post a few pictures of watches photographed in this setup?
 
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you will probably need more light power on your new box...

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It Looks for me to dark for sure. You will need stronger bulbs
 
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you will probably need more light power on your new box...

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It Looks for me to dark for sure. You will need stronger bulbs

That's just the iPhone getting confused. It worked well. See my new thread.
 
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White balance issues as expected...

Not that bad over all btw..
 
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you will probably need more light power on your new box...

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may cause a fire!
 
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In my expierience its extremly difficult to get good pics from vintage speedmasters with hesalite glass, because of the reflections in the domed glass.I take most of my pics in the lightbox with daylight on a sunny day ( morning or evening sun ) and no artificial light source.