Cardboard Box Grow Tent

Perfect for carrying the beauty dish - much better than using the cardboard box. :)

Nice case to replace your cardboard box! For the price it's great

We were able to get about 1,380 slides in ours - standard cardboard mounts. Good sturdy box.

Comes with... - The box with built-in LED lights - LED light diffuser - 4 solid color backdrops (thick plastic, not paper) - A dimmer switch The LED strip will overheat after about 10 minutes of continuous use at 100%, but an easy workaround is to dim the lights when doing product setup. At 50% it can run continuously without overheating. The entire stage can collapse down to a flat 24x24x0.5 which is extremely portable, and is set up in about 30 seconds with the built-in velcro at the edges. The tent top and front have many configurations all the way from opening the entire side to several decreasing sizes of windows in order to reflect as much light as possible. Fully constructed, the tent could probably hold ~5lbs of weight if you really wanted to stack stuff on top of it, but it's by no means meant to be a tornado shelter. For the price, it's exactly what I expected and would recommend it to anybody looking for a light tent.

Fine film---as always. Arrived in a battered cardboard box half broken open---probably the shipper's fault.

Got this for my Benq W1100 projector. Cardboard box was wearing out, and needed something stronger.

Awesome lens for scenery, landscapes, cramped interiors ... really opens things up! Packaging was excellent, lens was inside a sturdy metal box with heavy duty foam inserts, inside a durable cardboard box, inside a padded cardboard box from B&H. This lens seems very well built, gives sharp images, and has features I wish other lens makers would use in their lenses; the hyper-focal distance scale, click stop infinity detent, and raised 'lever' on focusing ring to name a few. I would definitely recommend this lens as an inexpensive, lightweight, super-ultra-wide-angle lens !!!

I have used a variety of suggestions over the last 8 years from the internet on creating a light tent of my own. I finally broke down and tried this item in July 2014. I still use my white poster board created open box for my bulbs, (created an open box using white poster board and white duct tape - cut holes in the sides and top and put through a corded garage/utility bulb, and put my tent inside of that box. The lighting is wonderful and more even than anything I have tried in the past. I have a large website with 3 - 20 gifts, I have 3 sizes of these tents now (a very large one for large items outside using natural lighting softened by the tent). Great item.

The advertising seems right on and the tent is a great setup. One large regret: I should have gotten a folding unit. Live and learn, I guess. No biggie as I'll probably rig something to hang it to leave it assembled and keep the traveling bag on the shelf in case I take my act on the road. A TIP - I had the lighting junction box plugged in, connected to an outlet, and all dimmer dials turned all the way up but no light at all. Then I discovered an on-off switch on the side of the unit and slid it to ON. Yikes...my retinas! So be careful and have fun with a very well lit photo light box.

Like soft boxes? Make every light a soft box. I use this like a tent over a PVC tube frame when doing product photos. Using this product, I have a light tent big enough to shoot large items. Gives you a creative advantage for really big diffused light on your subject.