3PCS Simulation Window Light Shadow Photography Background Board,Waterproof Reusable Photo Tabletop Backdrops for Food Cosmetics Jewelry Ornaments Makeup Skin Care Small Product

These boards are very sturdy and the cutouts are nice and clean, so you have nice crisp lines when lighting behind them. A very well made product!

Let your imagination run wild with these light modifiers. You can use them vertically or horizontally depending on what your photographing. By adjusting your light source to a narrow or wide beam will change the size of your shadows. Angle your light and get a new effect. It's all up to your imagination.They quality of the plastic is very good, it's durable and made to last. If your doing food photography and get these panels dirty, no problem they clean up easily. Experiment and have fun with these.

Nice panels, but they could be a little thicker, that said they are nice quality and will hold up I'm sure.

I was having lunch with friends, one day in an old house that had been turned into a café. I was facing The back wall of an open area where employees gathered, and some products were stored. I looked up and noticed the silhouette of wine bottles, and some other small objects that were sitting on a shelf, portrayed on the wall. The light source was coming through a window which I could not see. I think the window had some sort of abstract pattern resembling a grapevine, which was also portrayed on the wall with the wine bottles it was absolutely beautiful. I was sitting there, thinking how nice it would be to be able to reproduce that same effect at home and voilà! This set of three windows simulations is wonderful. They’re much larger than I anticipated which is fine, they are made very well, and they require minimum storage space when not use. I’m having fun experimenting with them and hope to perfect my skills.

I got these to use with my backdrops for product photography. I’ve always loved pictures that utilize shadows from windows or window blinds. But I never knew how to create it in my own pictures until I saw these.These boards go between your lighting and the object you’re photographing. You’ll have to experiment with natural lighting, continuous lighting, and strobe lights to get the shadow to look like you want it. The boards come with little feet that make them freestanding, but you could also clamp them to a backdrop.These boards are so much fun. I love the added nuance they add to my pictures.