Take quick, quality photos of small objects
When I need a picture of something, I usually just ask Jerry Clement to do it for me. He’ll take care of setting up the lights and backdrop, shooting the photo, and editing it.
But sometimes I need a picture of a small item and I don’t have time to wait for him to do it. And sometimes he doesn’t want to have to set up the big lights and backdrop for one small shot.
We found the solution with the Puluz foldable photo box/portable studio kit.
This is small, easy to assemble, and convenient to store. It has a built-in adjustable LED light (USB power) and openings from the top and front so you can shoot from multiple angles. It also has backdrop sheets in 12 colors. It comes with a storage bag that is large enough to accommodate an adapter for connecting to A/C power.
When I say small, I mean small. It’s a 9x9x9.5″ cube. In our test photos, we used 2×2″ milestone blocks and didn’t have much room to spare. But even pictures taken with my cell phone look good.
Another issue is that your image will show some of the texture of the side walls, so you might need to do some cropping.
Even with those drawbacks, this is a convenient tool for amateur and professional photographers—and it’s affordable.
Want to see it in action? Check out our unboxing video.
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Jacquelyn's latest book is Christian Business Almanac: The Ultimate Daily Guide for Kingdom-Driven Entrepreneurs and Leaders.
She is the author of the nonfiction books Simple Facts About Self-Publishing (Second Edition), Words to Work By: 31 devotions for the workplace based on the Book of Proverbs and Finding Joy in the Morning: You can make it through the night as well as the novel Choices (A Joyful Cup Story). With her husband, she is the co-creator of several coloring books for adults and the novelty My Book About series.
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