Reddit reviews Happycamping Tracing Light Box, A4 LED Artcraft Tracing Light Pad Light Box for Artists,Drawing, Sketching, Animation, 9.4x14 Inch Light Pad (A4)
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ULTRA SLIM- With Super Thin & Portable design, Tracing light box is ultra-thin and light weights which makes this tracing Light Box easy to carry and store.The thickness is only 5mm.Great for artists on the go. It is stylish, yet practical at the same time.ADJUSTABLE BRIGHTNESS- 3-level adjustable brightness,Touch senor switch Light Box just simply hold your pressing to the button till you get the ideal brightness. Smart brightness memorization will memorize the brightness of your last use, just click the "switch touch" at the next usage.DIVERSIFIED USAGE: Perfect for multiple domains,Professional Copy in 2D Animation, Cartoon,Calligraphy, Fabirc Design,Photograph, Film, Craft Projects Embossing,Scrapbooking, Tattoo Transferring, Architecture,Design & Drawing,Quilting, And even as X-ray viewer in Hospital.USB CONNECTED- This drawing light pad’s power supply by USB cable,convenience to access to any USB port like computer Wall outlet ,USB adapter and power bank.，Long lasting, Super Bright & Eco-friendly LED ensure extreme low calorific value and life span up to 50000hours.100% QUALITY GUARANTEE 30 DAY BACK MONEY GUARANTEE - 12 MONTH WARRANTY: Please rest assured that you have made the right purchase, Our tracing light pad is your best choice. We are pretty confident about the quality of our products that is why it comes with a 12 month warranty.If you encounter any problems about the product, do not worry, contact our customer service. We will give you a best suggestion
A super cool Lightbox for used2bgood cause she's awesome and kind af.
My old setup. It's more or less still the same. I'm scanning 120 film in this photo.
Amazon, something like this.
I think that's about right.
My D90 was the precursor to the D7000 so I just missed it.
I got this
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KHHKCKI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I’m using this lcd light box. I also have a flash with an off camera trigger. Think it would be worth it to invest in a better light source? Will that really effect my colors?
I use this cheap light table from Amazon, and have been having good luck. The light is quite even by the time you get more than an inch or two from the edges. I got it for the same reason you are looking - I kept getting the iPad pixels in the shot, especially since I prefer to stop my macro lens down a bit to help alleviate film curl focus-plane issues.
Here is a DSLR scan made using the table. It is stitched from four shots taken with an Olympus OM-D EM5 and the 60mm Macro lens. The negative was literally taped to the lightbox, with no glass on top. It is a bit overexposed, but that says more about my post processing techniques, not the setup.