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Light Box Parts
Powering Up
Check to make sure the AC Adaptor has an output of DC12V, 3A for 817-0700
(Mini), 817-0701 (Small), and 817-0702 (Medium). Output of DC12V, 5A for
817-0703 (Large) and its plug has a center-minus polarity configuration.
Make sure that the On/Off Switch of the Light Box is in the “Off” position and
then plug in the AC Adaptor.
Flip the On/Off Switch to the “On” position to turn on the Light Box.
IMPORTANT: Allow the lamps a couple of minutes to warm up to provide
consistent exposure and color results. The Light Box is now ready for use.
Shooting Positions
Shooting from the Top
(a) Remove the Top Opening Cover. The Reflective Front Door should be
closed to avoid unnecessary loss of light.
(b) Camera Mounting – Mount the camera to the Up-Down Adjustment Knob.
(c) Position Adjustment – As the names imply, the Up-Down Adjustment
Knob, Left-Right Adjustment Knob and Rear-Front Adjustment Knob are
for making position adjustments in the respective directions. To adjust
position, simply loosen up the knob, slide the camera to the desired
position and tighten the knob to lock the camera in place
Note: Camera Mounting Bracket. The short bracket will hold most standard
cameras. The long extended bracket will hold Single Lens Reflex (SLR) or
larger cameras.
Shooting from the Front
(a) Remove the Reflector Front Door by lifting it off the rail.
(b) Place the Top Cover in position to provide consistent lighting effects.
(c) The Light Box provides enough light to allow the camera or phone to be
hand-helded when shooting from the front or the top. If using an older
camera it might be necessary to use a tripod to hold the camera steady.
Light Intensity Adjustment
The Light Box is equipped with four separate light panels. The intensity of all
of these can be adjusted independently of each other. Each panel is provided
with an adjustment knob on the front of the Light Box for making lighting
adjustments. The four light panels are as follows:
1. Back light Panel – see E in diagram on page 2
2. Floor/Base light Panel – see F in diagram on page 2
3. Front Light Panel – see G in diagram on page 2
4. LED Light Switch – see C in diagram on page 2
By changing the combination of intensities of the light panels, various lighting
effects ranging from virtual shadow-free to dramatic shadowed images can be
achieved.
A. Body
B. On/Off Switch
C. LED Light Switch
D. Reflective Front Door
E. Back Panel Lighting Control
F. Floor/Base Panel Lighting Control
G. Front Panel Lighting Control
H. Left-Right Adjustment Knob
I. Camera Mounting Base Plate
J. Camera Mounting Bracket
K. Top Opening Cover
L. Front-Rear Adjustment Knob
M. Light Wand Sockets
N. AC adaptor and Socket
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