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Flat And Portable LightBox Tutorial
Published: 2013-03-15 20:28:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 19946; Favourites: 1434; Downloads: 280
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How to make it
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xD.. not really.. but thanks
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hmm may attempt this one day havent used one in awhile
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i just use a wooden box (there were appels inside) a normal lamp and a glass plate 
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this is an amazing tutorial o__o Thank you so much for it : DD
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I will definitely make my own whenever I can get around to it x3 Thanks again xD
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This is really great!! I was in the market for a lightbox and the cheapest I can find is $50+ ):
Thanks a lot for this tutorial!!
When I get started on doing this, may I message you if I have any questions?(:
*has never played with wires*
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50$ O-O? its not that expensive =o! in France the cheapest lightbox cost almost 150$ and more x)!
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haha, well for someone like me who doesn't have any form of income anything over $10 is expensive 
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It's great to see non-art creations on dA. While it is an art site, it is host to a number of tinkerers, meddlers, and creators, and I'd love to see more things like this here! Thanks for a great tutorial, perhaps I'll give it a try!
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I use a window and the sun, it would be a nice upgrade to make this! Thanks for the Tutorial
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sure xD.. i work during day, i draw at night , there is no sun when i draw xD..
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Can i use an old computer screen?....I know silly question
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if it's a LCD flat screen and it's not working maybe.. i never open this kind of monitor x).. but i think it should work.
BUT.. be really careful, computer screen contain a lot of electronique card that can be hard to remove and contain very high voltage capacitor (320V or higher) , that can be really dangerous even if the screen is unplug! =O
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Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
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Yay! I now have a use for that trashy laptop that's deader than a door-nail! (Or at least so virus-addled I dare not turn it back on, as if I could, stupid blue-screen)
Otherwise I've kinda been using my monitor as a lightbox. Crack open a white pic on photoshop, tape everything up and viola! Unfortunately my monitor is a 32" flatscreen and there's no way to tilt the angle.
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haha xD, i try this too but it's heavy and hot xD! great on winter
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no problem
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What kind of paper do you use?
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Any kind of white [office] paper is fine when you have a good, strong bulb in lightbox.
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Okie! ^_^ Thank you for the tutorial!
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Np! xD But I am not the one who made tutorial, I am just animator so I am using lightbox myself and really, any paper is fine c:
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