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[Bernie Weishapl]

Well my new photo tent came in with 2 sizes of tents. 12" X 12" X 12" and a 30" X 30" X 30" with 4 different backgrounds for each size. Also the two lamps and a camera tripod. All I can say is it sure did make a difference. I still have a lot to learn, a lot to move around to get it right, and move the lamps around just try to find the best position. Here are a couple of pictures for comparison. The first two are ones I posted a while back. The second to I took today in the tent. I think with a little practice the pictures should come out pretty nice.

[Hilel Salomon]

Bernie,
You could use a 1950's brownie camera and your work would still look fantastic. Congrats on the new toys. Hilel

[Bill Wyko]

Looking great. You might try to find a light diffuser or try holding tracing paper in front of the lights. Sure makes a world of difference. That's important when shooting pics of such a beautiful piece.:D

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow Bernie - what a difference! Looks like you will have plenty of lighting variations to play with for a while. Have fun with it! Looking forward to your next turnings!

[Chris Barton]

Looks great Bernie. Where did you order the tent and lights from and can you show us a picture of them?

[Keith Burns]

Way to go Bernie !! I know you will like it. As you know it will take a little playing around to get all you settings right.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Go Bernie! Keep us posted as you figure out the setup on this thing!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Looks great Bernie. Where did you order the tent and lights from and can you show us a picture of them?
Chris I got it off the big auction site. I hope I don't violate rules here but the seller is discounttommy. He puts these on sale every now and then. Here is a picture of the one I got. It comes with a suitcase to carry all of it. The camera tripod is pretty nice. You can check him out as he has them in all price ranges. I really like this one and gives me a lot of versitility. I know these can be built but again I don't have the time.