Photography - Homemade Infinity Background

[Bigwol]

I made this background from a plan on the web.

Lit from above (2 x 200w tungsten bulbs bounced off a white ceiling) it gives a smooth background with no shadows - see my pic of the riveted shield pendant elsewhere in the forum.

All you need is MDF, a sheet of frosted glass, a tin of black paint and a curved sheet of grey plastic.

[geti-titanium]

Do you have any bigger images Bigwol? I can't quite see what is behind the tub of needle files

[MuranoSilver]

Another neat idea - thanks Bigwol
nic x

[AlexandraBuckle]

Ooh thanks for sharing - that looks great!

[bustagasket]

dont you just hate clever people? lol only joking hunm its pure jealousy that i would never come up with these ideas myself

[Chameleon]

that looks great, would be a huge improvement on my usual wait for good weather and take photos on the window sil technique, was it easy to put together ?

[Lisa Quinn]

Thats' brilliant Bigwol, thanks

[Boo]

was it easy to put together ?

If you want to improvise something very inexpensively yourself, I have a tutorial on the light diffuser/reflector I use:

A free table top photographic studio lighting set up

Goes with my tutorial on small item photography:
Taking photographs of hand made products to sell on-line

Lots more photography tips in my blog - I think that's in my sig.

[Bigwol]

Do you have any bigger images Bigwol? I can't quite see what is behind the tub of needle files

Sorry - is this the bit you wanted?

[geti-titanium]

Brilliant! - I thought I spotted the 'Wilkins Raspberry Seedless' lurking in the background.