RALENO Photo Studio Light Box, 20''x20'' Photo Box, Light Box Photography (120 LEDs, 5500K, 97CRI, 50W, 6 Color PVC Backdrops) for Still Life Photography

As a retired professional photographer, I was surprised at the evenness of the lighting in this Light Box. These LED strips work beautifully and allow me to avoid having to set up my lights! Easy to use with a variety of background colors, this Light Box is now a very handy tool in my arsenal. The tremendously inexpensive cost made it even better! Photography equipment is rare below fifty bucks! I paid $23.99 plus tax for this. The trick to product photography is getting the evenness of the background. There should not be a seam where the vertical back wall meets the floor. This light box works with fabric panels of various colors with Velcro tabs to achieve that look. They attach in the corners at the top of the back wall and drape diagonally down to the corners at the front of the floor. (For me, I use a little stand to place my product on to elevate it off of this panel.) The LED lights are all on the ceiling shaped into a box around a 4-inch diameter hole in the center (more on the hole below). Three walls and the ceiling are lined with a textured silver reflective material to scatter the light. The back wall and floor are black, assuming that you will use the colored fabric panels (as discussed). A power cord extends out of the box and plugs into a 24-watt power supply. There is a rheostat dial on the power supply to turn the lights on and off. The dial also allows you to adjust the brightness of the lights. For traveling, this light box folds down to appear more like a portfolio. Everything stuffs inside it. The power cord extending from the roof is about 4 inches long. It does not retract. You can either leave it dangling or route it into the four-inch covered hole and secure it with the Velcro hole cover. The power supply and cord will store inside the collapsed box. Finally, there is a strap handle for carrying. There are two openings to work with. First, the front obviously - with two options. When expanding the box, you can leave the front panel open (but no light will be reflected to the front of the product - all light comes from the ceiling.) or you can connect all four walls of the box and then open a 6x6 inch square opening in the center of the front wall for your camera or additional lighting/effects. Second, in the middle of the roof, there is a 4-inch diameter hole covered by a Velcro panel. The LED light strips border that hole shining down. I guess you could shoot downwards onto your product with all of the LED lighting blasting it from the camera's direction. Or you could add your own lighting to enhance the LED lights or add a colored light. The hole on the top may also be to add effects, such as "falling show" or mist from above or some sort of cucoloris effect (gobos, cookies) with patterned shadows. Perhaps once you have everything set up - your camera, the product, the lighting, etc. - you can make small adjustments of your product placement. The hole is wide enough for your hand to reach in. Bottom line, this ceiling/roof hole gives you options! Everything about this little light box is great, especially the price. I highly recommend it! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UPDATE: I still love it but, after shooting some, it's not professional grade - but it can be. In the picture with the guitar pedal, you can see the light falling off behind the product (a guitar pedal). It should be consistent. This is because the background panel arches too abruptly transitioning from the back wall to the floor. In the picture showing the interior, you can see that, at the top, the background panel bows forward slightly interfering with the LED lights. This leaves a gray void on the back wall of the panel. It should be consistent lighting. Sure, it will be much brighter at the top but that's not in the shot. It's at the bottom where the back wall should not be darker than the back floor. The Cause? The back panel is slightly too long and is actually just wedged between the seam between the back wall and ceiling and the seam between the front wall and floor (not visible). This forces the abrupt bowing at the midpoint (where the bottom of the back wall meets the back of the floor). Also, the panel was shipped folded. The front of the panel is smooth and reflective. That back of the panel is slightly rough and less reflective. I might try flipping the panel to overcome the bowing from shipping. This might even out the light. My "plan B" is to actually place one Velcro strip horizontally along the top of the back wall and another along the front of the floor and then place matching Velcro squares in the corners and middle of the back of the panel. Before that, I'll cut an inch off of the length of the panel. This will make the panel stretch making the bow more gradual. Objective: Consistent background light - no shadows. Also, in the interior picture, you can see that all of the LED lights are on the ceiling. You can also see the 4-inch access hole and silver ceiling and sides. In the picture showing the front square opening, you can see that the front access cover flips upward but has no intentional securing. It will not stay up on its own. I had to pin it down with the 4-inch hole access cover. Another modification with Velcro needed. In the picture showing the circular opening (looking down on the top), you can see the same issue with the cover to the 4-inch hole. There's no way to secure it when open. It wants to flop back in place. Here, I've pinned it open between the back of the light box and the ceiling to the bonus room. I won't always have that option so, yet another Velcro job is needed. With these adjustments, I think I can get the professional look of even lighting. It's still very affordable so I can't complain. For most uses, it's fine as is.

Picture perfect for smaller items like cameras, lenses, jewelry and other smalls. Sample pic is first shot (yeah, I didn't dust it off for the picture). Equipment doesn't cost you money, it makes you money. Bargain priced and solid construction.

Bigger Than Expected and Great for Clean, Consistent Photos I’ve been using this 20×20 Raleno light box for photographing items I sell and review, and it’s been a really solid upgrade from the smaller tents I’ve used in the past. The extra space makes a big difference — I can actually fit medium-sized items without feeling cramped, and it’s easier to control angles without bumping into the sides. Setup is straightforward once you do it once. The Velcro seams are strong, which is good for stability, but they do take a little extra effort if you’re constantly opening and repositioning things. The built-in LED strip gets impressively bright, and the dimmer gives workable range, though I tend to stay in the upper half of the brightness settings for clean product shots. The included diffuser softens things nicely, especially for shiny objects. The six PVC backdrops are one of the standout features for me. They’re wipeable and don’t wrinkle like paper, so switching colors for different items is simple. Just be aware that in certain shooting angles — especially overhead — you may still catch a seam or the bottom edge in your frame, so a little cropping or repositioning helps. The fold-flat design is convenient, though the loose backdrops don’t really store neatly inside once it’s collapsed, so I keep the box it came in to hold everything together. Build quality feels sturdy and the lighting is even, which shows in the final photos. Bottom line: A very capable, spacious light box with strong, even lighting and useful included backdrops. A few design quirks, but overall a dependable choice for clean product photography.

This is a perfect little photo studio! It folds up so nice that’s it’s extremely portable and the size is just right for small animals or products. It’s really simple to set up and take down and I like the variety of color the backgrounds come in. The built in lighting is really helpful too. Some other similar products were a lot more expensive so I love the price point of this studio, and it’s very high quality construction so functionality is not affected by the price at all.

Easy to set up and so much fun.

So far so good with this photo tent. Sets up easy. Has a decent amount of lighting. Could have more on a wider ring or in the corners, but I’m not the engineer and have no clue what that would take to do, but it would seem to be the only minor issue with the tent, is the disbursement of light and not so much the amount. Photos come out nice and like anything in life, your success mostly depends on you and what your photographing. The tent supply’s ample qualities to make the job well done. I am not posting a photo of my used with this tent. You will have to take my word for it. You are not purchasing a professional studio. But you will get a quality made tent that is useful for objects up to just under 2 feet in length, width, height. It really helps give photos of products a more professional look.

Ottima scatola fotografica richiudibile con borsina inclusa nella confezione. Indicata per piccoli oggetti da fotografare su sfondo neutro, in particolare se si ha un'attività di vendita che richiede immagini di buona qualità dei vari oggetti da catalogare. Abbiamo un'ottima illuminazione interna a led, dimmerabile in potenza, con una temperatura colore neutra, che non altera i colori originali degli oggetti. La luce è potente, anche applicando lo strato di materiale diffusore, senza il bisogno di ulteriori fonti luminose e neanche la necessità di alzare gli iso oltre i 200. Questo a piena potenza ovviamente. In alternativa si può usare il cavalletto e passare a tempi di scatto meno veloci, trattandosi di soggetti statici. Comodi i sei sfondi colorati che si adattano alla perfezione e sono di un materiale perfetto per non fare pieghe visibili e antiestetiche. Si monta in pochi secondi e ci dà la possibilità di inquadrare sia frontalmente che dall'alto, aprendo o chiudendo i relativi fori predisposti. Comodissima poi la possibilità di richiudere tutto in pochi secondi, mettere nella borsina e via. La consiglio a chi si trova spesso nella situazione di dover fare foto di piccoli oggetti isolati dallo sfondo, con un taglio professionale e la possibilità di portarla con sé ovunque ci sia bisogno.

Ich habe das Set für Produktfotos zuhause genutzt. Der Aufbau ist unkompliziert, die Größe passt gut für kleinere Produkte. Die Lichtqualität ist ordentlich, für professionelle Zwecke vielleicht noch ausbaufähig.

Amplia y luminosa. Con varios fondos para intercambiar. Fácil de montar y desmontar. Perfecta para lo que necesito

La lampe a grillé après 5 secondes, j'ai du renvoyé le produit

Easy to assemble... One problem...the bottom of the front door opening is too high...need to be more open...a pain to move the box up to be able to keep the front door close and be able to shoot small object... Also, the aluminum at the bottom of the front door should be glue or fix better.... The light go thought the stitching holes....no big deal, but make the product look bad on customer site The light can also be a bit stronger and wider.... Generally good, but can be improved if more testing from pro users....