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| [title] Lighting setup | |
| - | [* icon_caution] ***One way you can get cost of |
| + | [* icon_caution] ***One way you can get the cost of items like light stands down is by upcycling items like tripods from big box stores which are missing expensive parts.*** ***Other options include items like [guide|115533|gutting a BER lamp|new_window=true].*** |
| [* black] ***Side lighting*** | |
| [* red] ***Tripod or light stands***: If you can find a pair of quality tripods, these can often be used as a makeshift light stand. ***High end tripods are not required, but nice to have.*** | |
| [* orange] ***Standing lamp:*** Space may be an issue due to base size but if you can make this work, a broken lamp can be used ***with the socket and cord removed***. | |
| [* black] ***Edge cases*** | |
| [* yellow] ***Over the top:*** This method requires specific setup conditions which may not be feasible without a dedicated workspace. When it works, this will often result in light output that can turn 2 bulbs into 1 with a high lumen bulb (1,500-2,000+ lumens). | |
| - | [* green] ***Side clamping: This works in a pinch, but is not recommended unless no other options have worked. Light placement options are often too limited, which tends to show in the final photo. Pick a better method first! |
| + | [* green] ***Side clamping: This works in a pinch, but is not recommended unless no other options have worked.*** Light placement options are often too limited, which tends to show in the final photo. Pick a better method first! |