Ok, so here's a shot of my lightbox setup. Don't mind the ironing board. Just temporary. Basically, I've got 5 pieces of whiteboard from the craftstore. I've got 1 desk clamp light and 2 spot lights, all using 60 watt full spectrum bulbs. Initially, that's all I had, and I had the lights clamped to the side, pointing up, and reflecting the light down. (thus, the cut outs on the sides) The light was inconsistent, so I made a cutout on each end, and one on top, and put my lights outside. This works much better. I put tracing paper over the holes to diffuse the light, though thin printer paper, tissue paper, or a sheet works, too. Then I was tired of seeing the seam on the back, and also having the contrast between the floor and wall, so I bought a piece of poster board. I only went to K-Mart, and they just had white, but I plan on buying a few different colors, inlcuding black. One more tip, stay out of the auto mode. Go down to the aperture priority mode. Set your aperture, and the camera will automatically select the speed (though, I've been bumping the exposure up a few notches to get a more true white color and better exposure on the object.. just experiment). Also, make sure you do a customer white balance. Just click a picture of the white background. Then go to white balance and change to custom. Go down to custom white balance, and select your picture you just took. That'll give you the best color. Finally, make sure all lights are using the same bulbs, unless you're going to cast some color in there. Otherwise, the shot won't come out well.