Simple $1 Photo Studio
Everybody should be able to take studio-quality photos without breaking that piggy bank and buying an expensive $100+ photo studio. So, with that in mind, I designed this simple, yet effective photo studio, for less than $1!! You won't be able to tell the difference between that $100 studio, and this $1 studio!!! Now that I've piqued your interest, let's get started...
Stuff
For this instructable, you will need:
1. A Mini Trifold Board- $.50
2. A sheet of Poster Paper (color is up to you, but get one with a matte to semi-gloss finish, to avoid unwanted glare). - $.50
3. A desk lamp or flood light (optional, but it makes the photos turn out REALLY nice. You can see the difference in a few of the pictures below).
1. A Mini Trifold Board- $.50
2. A sheet of Poster Paper (color is up to you, but get one with a matte to semi-gloss finish, to avoid unwanted glare). - $.50
3. A desk lamp or flood light (optional, but it makes the photos turn out REALLY nice. You can see the difference in a few of the pictures below).
Cut the Board
Cut the trifold board in half. The height at which you cut the board is dependent on the size of the paper you use.
Staple the Paper on the Board
Staple the top edge of the paper to the top of the tri-fold board. Don't go to high or too low. Try to aim for 1/2 inch or 1 centimeter from the top edge. Make sure the top of the paper is flush (level) with the top of the tri-fold board.
Stand It Up
Use the two flaps of the board to stand the whole assembly up (the paper will look like a ramp).
Try to avoid shadows (Picture 13).
You now have your very own DIY photo studio, that only cost $1!!! Hope you guys enjoyed this 'ible!!!
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Try to avoid shadows (Picture 13).
You now have your very own DIY photo studio, that only cost $1!!! Hope you guys enjoyed this 'ible!!!
If you enjoyed this instructable, please like it, but ONLY if you really do like it. Don't feel obligated to push the like button.