I’ve been reading Zach Arias’s latest blog posts about his awesome seamless white background and decided to apply some similar lighting principles to create a pure white background in my dining room. I only have room for head and shoulder shots, but it works for this exercise.
The exposure is pretty close to what I had in-camera. The only post is a little bit of contrast and brightness adjustment on my face (a bit shiny for what I wanted). I also touched up the corners a little as well. My background lighting wasn’t absolutely 100% perfect, and there was a tiny bit of light falloff. It still worked out ok for the shot.
Here’s a diagram of my lighting setup:
And here’s what it looks like in my dining room:
Setting up the lighting was ridiculous easy to do. I just wish I had more room, so I could have more control over light distances. I’d also like more space so I could, oh, I don’t know, do a jump shot with this lighting. :)



Great post! I’m going to link to yours from mine!
Cheers,
Zack
Hey Zack,
Thanks for stopping by! And thanks for sharing your knowledge and techniques on your blog. You are truly an inspiration.