tried to do that with a shoe box and a light, found out that could be done but results were not great. didn't try hard enough to try and make it better. alsodid not have a macro lens at the time. this looks great
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Ahh ya I've heard of the shoebox method before. I definitely think a key to this is the 3d printed film holder I have. It keeps the film super flat and reduces curvature. If you have access to one, or a friend has a printer I'd highly suggest printing one to use. Makes a huge difference
main problem was light and white background. i tried several lights and papers but quality of paper is probably important as i could see texture of the paper. i think i did a post about that, not sure how will i find that 😁