If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites.

[Deleted member 1779]

If you (like us) take lots of photographs but cant afford to pay for professionals or studios then this little table top gadget is very worth while. I wish I had one years ago.

Here it is sitting on my table. I put it in the conservatory to get it to fill with natural daylight.


This is my first attempt to use the tent on one of our products.

Its a set of commercial diamond drills to cut holes into very hard porcelain, granite or ceramic tiles. At 365Drills its our main product.

I put the kit inside the tent and set it all up. The front panel of the tent closes and then you poke your camera inside a slit.

Focus. And take your photo.

Cost of this little unit? £6.99 from ebay and its £2.99 postage.

What a great little devive. I wish we had taken photographs of all our tile drilling products with this years ago. At least as we develop new diamond holesaws cores and drill bits for the tile market I will be able to use my new toy.

But the best advice I can give any amature photographers is that for a small outlay you get nice results. Great Value for money.

 

[user123]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

What would I search for on ebay, Richard?

 

[SandyFloor]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

That looks spot on for light diffusion. Will bear that in mind thanks

 

[Deleted member 1779]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

Go for Photo Tent

Or click this link

 

[Dan]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

You can use photoshop then to remove the background fully. Pretty sure it's a one-click jobby.

 

[Deleted member 1779]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

Yes once you have a batch of photographs then use photoshop to crop the background.

 

[Dan]

Re: If you take photographs of small objects this little gadget is ideal for websites

We used to photograph garden furniture on huge white paper and it was a right maul to keep foot prints off etc. Then you'd be in just your socks and would slip and tare it, or at least crease it. Could have done with a huge photo tent.