Review on 📸 Neewer 24x24 inch Photo Studio Shooting Tent Light Cube Diffusion Soft Box Kit with 4 Colors Backdrops for Photography - Enhance Your Photographic Results! by Neil Bodell

. I love this little portable light box! It took me a while to figure out how to open/unfold the damn thing. lol. I haven't tried flaps yet. I use large 2" x 2.5" soft boxes (set of 3, each with 5 lights - 45W fluorescent tubes) on both sides and on top. When you photograph the back it doesn't look like anything, so I plan on using thick paper or something like that instead of a thin colored back. But I took the first photos and I'm impressed. I'm a total amateur although I do DSLR videos. It's a bit big for small items, but I wasn't planning on buying multiple sizes. I also bought some 15,850" x 15,850" non-reflective gloss/matte white and black acrylic sheets. AbleDIY Black & White Acrylic Displays for Desktop Product Photos - Reflective/Matte/Flat Backgrounds and this works great. I've attached one of my first photos! Used a Canon 6D with a 24-105 @ 105 lens. Then processed in Lightroom. In Lightroom I could make it white, all white, but then you lose the reflection. As for the four colored back sheets, or whatever they're called. Wow, those wrinkles. I've tried several things, but then I just put them in the washing machine on the no-soap gentle cycle along with a bundle of towels. Then gently dried in the dryer. More wrinkles! I ended up just steam ironing them directly onto the nylon sheet. Just keep moving and don't leave the iron behind. Really helped with wrinkles. Although in the picture how I did it, you don't