Homemade Cardboard Shadow Box

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

The shadow box was everything i expeted from B&H. Great quality at a great price

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.

I use a homemade light box and this background to photograph ceramic artwork. It's amazing how something so simple can really enhance your work. Of course a good camera (also purchased at B&H helps too.

I was using a homemade card board box and didn't want to look like an amateur at a big gig. So this was the ticket to looking good and getting the job done. Great product. It's keeps out the sun and is soft to the face. No complaints yet. I really like that you can only Velcro the front and flip the larger face piece out of the way to navigate even easier. That's it.

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 !!!

The diffuser converts this umbrella into a big soft box with a big zone of very soft light. So if you in a small shooting space and who isn't, you put it all the way back in one corner or the other, you stay out of the way of the light so you don't cast a shadow on your subject and shoot. You have quite a bit of latitude because the correct exposure is a big zone at the other end of the room. The inverse square law is working for you at this distance. Another option is to bring it up close directly behind you in which case light goes past you on each side and you cast no shadow.