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| [title] Set Up Your Workspace | |
| [* black] ***Find a clutter-free table or flat workspace.*** | |
| [* icon_note] Try to minimize ambient light. A table by a window can have varying light conditions throughout the day, resulting in inconsistent photos and, if you are a vampire, possible death. | |
| [* black] ***Use a clean white background. ***Inexpensive matte poster board or butcher paper works best. Avoid using bedsheets. | |
| [* black] ***Use two lamps***, one on each side. | |
| + | [* red] ***If possible, try and use daylight LED bulbs.*** These are brighter than many CFL bulbs and last a lot longer. |
| [* red] ***Use “daylight” bulbs***, or bulbs in the 5000-5500K color temperature range, for a clean white light. Avoid household incandescent bulbs, which cast an ugly orange glow over your photos. | |
| [* black] ***Use a tripod. ***For crisp, clear shots, you need to keep the camera rock steady. |