Inflatable photo studio

Placebo · 23-10-2010 2:32pm #1

lol?

squareballoon · 23-10-2010 3:04pm

I can only image what a kick most kids would get out of banging the walls on my inflatable studio. It's bad enough with them bashing the paper seamlesses.

johnmcdnl · 23-10-2010 3:35pm

an inflatable alternative to mid-afternoon sun, partially cloudy days (which can cause a white balance and exposure nightmare), and battling moderate weather elements.

and only cost $500 and no dount another couple hundred to post international :rolleyes:

surely I could spend my money somewhat better doing a couple courses to learn how to avoid these exposure problems :pac:

oh yeah - and you'd need a van to carry around with the pump to inflate it and probably a generator too if you were anywhere bar outside a house...

:pac::pac::pac: I can see them flying off the shelves

Kbeg3 · 23-10-2010 3:52pm

Saw this on the Strobist blog a few days ago

It is not recommended that you smoke, cook or have any open flames in the studio. Also lights can become very hot and melt the studio. Do not rest lighting or position it against the sides. Curling irons, hair driers (sic) irons, and steamers can also melt the plastic causing rapid deflation or possible fire."

But wait, there's more!

For instance, in the event of a "rapid deflation," not to worry! You have at least four minutes to get out alive -- if you remember to crawl and "keep your arms up at an angle in front of you."