This is a guide to take photos of small objects,fruits,food,coins,shells ect. on your own home studio.It's very easy to create one and very cheap to buy all these things you will need.i have got only the lamp,but i'm going to buy some color papers the next week when i find the time of my job :rolleyes:

http://www.shortcourses.com/studio/tabletop/studio.htm

Thank you for the link. I knew the site but haven't visited it well.
What I also looking for is the tripod for taking macro photos. It can almost go flat on the ground (it's not the minitripod that's not very stable).

What I also looking for is the tripod for taking macro photos. It can almost go flat on the ground (it's not the minitripod that's not very stable).

I have a tripod that the central shaft could go the upside down so the camera would touch the ground,but i have never used it in that way yet

Sophia, this is the tripod I want: http://www.warehouseexpress.com/index.cfm?binsandscopes/tripods/uniloc.html
It looks perfect for macro photography :)

Sophia, this is the tripod I want: http://www.warehouseexpress.com/index.cfm?binsandscopes/tripods/uniloc.html
It looks perfect for macro photography :)

It looks perfect for everything!!

Yes, it's perfect for everything :)
Only thing is SLR owners need to have their eyes against the viewfinder to take photos while digicams like Roosje's Coolpix8800 or my two Coolpix5000 and Canon Pro90 have their LCD screen that can rotate. It helps a lot when taking a photo of insects in the ground!

Yes, it's perfect for everything :)
Only thing is SLR owners need to have their eyes against the viewfinder to take photos while digicams like Roosje's Coolpix8800 or my two Coolpix5000 and Canon Pro90 have their LCD screen that can rotate. It helps a lot when taking a photo of insects in the ground!


I suppose that someday they will make a DSLR with a rotated LCD screen.i'm waiting :D