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I suggest you ask also in the Photographing Models forum, just below this.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
Inches.
Very useful I'll look into these products.
34x22 what?
Inches, feet, yards, meters? This must really be something, show us what you've got even if you haven't sorted out the lighting yet.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
If you can, buy some artifical light sources. Ebay sells some pretty cheap Chinese stuff that should work for you. Artifical light does not have to be harsh. Gels and reflectors of a gold color will add plenty of warmth.
This link may shed some light on the subject.
http://www.lighting-essentials.com/using-gold-reflectors-for-effect/
And, the Golden Rule.
http://www.lensdiaries.com/photo-tips/photography-reflectors-the-golden-rule/
These are flash/modeling lights. Low wattage modeling light 75 watts. These are 70.00 each with free shipping. You can probaly find used heads such as these for half the price. It's one option, there are plenty more.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/GODOX-Mini-Pioneer-Pro-120W-Photo-Strobe-Flash-Studio-Lighting-Light-Lamp-Head-/272013974051?var=&hash=item3f554bda23:m:mDkJpGuyRqH8843nH_EF3lw
Ive just finished a very large and tedious diorama thats approx 34 X 22. Its a lot like building a boat in the basement forgetting how I'm going to get it out, I really never gave much thought about shooting it. All I have is a Sony Cyber Shot but for the most part a lot of light and room. For all the years I've done this photography has always taken a back seat to building.
Terry
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