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Home-Made Photography Sweep

Home-Made Photography Sweep
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I will show you how to make your own photography sweep out of items you most likely have laying around the home.
 
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Step 1Things you will need

Things you will need
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  • Paper
  • Clear Scotch Tape
  • A assortment of K'nex
  • Glue, or sticky two sided tape.
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2 comments
Oct 30, 2010. 8:18 AMuuglypher says:
I'm ignorant of this use of the word "Sweep". Looks like you've made a background support for photographing small objects...? I've been active in photography for more than 6 decades and never heard of a "sweep". Clue me in, please?
Sep 29, 2009. 8:26 AMmaruawe says:
This is neat .You can do the same thing with PVC and two 90 degree angles. I did this to shoot pictures of rocks and small animals in the wild. I also made a light box from PVC . Also you can use heavy sheets (Single size)as a background. Light will penetrate the sheets to help with lighting.

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