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I used one similar to this one earlier this year and didn't like it.

October 19 2008 at 9:34 PM

(Login vbuenokov)
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from IP address 72.235.163.225

Response to Opinions wanted on portable photo studio

For small AFV's in 1/35th scale, the 43cm size is large enough. Anything larger, and you start to see the edges in the photos. if you are photographing 1/48 scale (gasp) aircraft, and I do, then the tent is way to small.

Below are a few photos taken using the tent:

I am asking my local Hobby Shops so get in the Tamiya photo both. It's much larger and can fit a 1/48th scale jet fighter with ease. It doesn't have the lights and tripod like the one you listed has, but I prefer to carefully chose my tripods and lights seperately from the tent.

http://www.hlj.com/product/TAM74079

I currently use two pieces of foam core for my background, an Ottlight and a Veblon 30" tripod.

Hope this helps.

Val

This message has been edited by vbuenokov from IP address 72.235.163.225 on Oct 19, 2008 10:56 PM

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Thanks Val - Michael McLaughlin on Oct 20, 4:52 PM

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