White Jewelry Box For Shipping

I love these, they make my jewelry pop and are so much easier to light balance than pure white. The only problem with them is that jewelry scratches them even if you're careful, so in time they need replacing. Maybe once a year if you use them a lot, because the post production scratch removal starts to be annoying. As a backdrop if your product doesn't touch them, they'd last a lot longer. I love the light grey and though I'd love a more durable version, haven't found one in this color and shading anywhere. I use the gray on the bottom as my jewelry looks better laying on it, then I flip it to the gray on top when my jewelry is floating in front of it.

We use this tripod with a small camera for jewelry macrophotography. The white does not reflect on metal the way black tripods do. It is perfect for our use case.

We use this for shipping jewelry to trade-shows. This is solid and gives us the confidence we need that our pieces will get top their destination unharmed.

We make jewelry and have quick turnarounds on the road. So it’s great to something like this that we can take on the road, and oh it has wonderful light for a light box. Going to try jury photos next,

I ordered this light box with hopes that it would accurately photograph my jewelry pieces as the beauties that they are. Without strong knowledge of the range of light boxes, I went with this one and the photographer who helped me was beyond impressed. It was as easy as plug and play. The set-up is so thorough that all we had to worry about was getting straight to taking pictures. The black and white backgrounds that came with it velcro easily into place. The light balanced bulbs are strong, but the stands make it easy to alter and maneuver the light. My roommate realized it's also perfect for photographing his paintings. Entirely pleased by the purchase.

we were able to use this box to photograph silver jewelry very well. Highly recommend. We had previously built two light boxes but this one outperformed them easily. I do have to wear dark glasses to avoid eye strain after a few hours of staring through the camera into the bright light-I don't think that is a detractor, just a recommendation for other users. Also, for highly reflective silver objects, you may consider building a white board with a hole for the camera lens to block out the reflection of the camera body.

i love buying from B&H every time ,, my 4 camera set all purchase from B&H . this box is good for jewelry , food photography , product photography of all type , good for portrait

I am using this 2 sided reflector in my Polaroid photo box to capture good images of my wife's homemade jewelry for her ESTY shop. Like B&H's other reflectors this one is also excellent. By having each of B&H's reflectors I am able to get a true to like image of each jewelry product. Because B&H has such a diversity of products I don't even THINK of shopping at another camera store.

I use this box mostly to shoot jewelry items. Some, like necklaces, may require significant room to show properly. Two large openings allow to put and adjust items inside with relative comfort, and insert larger items easily. The light inside is quite uniform, without any visible effect from the wires. The large plastic sheets that come with the box allow to create a completely seamless white background. Worked great both with daylight from a window, and diffuse overhead electric lighting. The box is easy to unfold and easy to fold back, and, once folded, it stays folded. Does not feel flimsy. Obviously takes significant space to place, especially in horizontal mode.

The box is excellent for my use. I am a wood turner and I make a lot of 2 and 3 diameter jewelry boxes. This device is perfect for my needs. I especially like the fact that there is a dimmer and a sheet of material to diffuse the light. There is also the capability of shooting straight down through the top -- ideal for showing the details of the lids.