Today we're going to go through this setup of this light tent. We have these in a couple of different sizes but the setup principle is the same. It'll come as one complete unit in a box. Here we just go through you know simple and bouncing so you can see the component parts. It comes in a sort of like portfolio style case which makes it easy to carry around and set up and it doesn't take up very much space as you can see. We have them like I said in a couple of different sizes they all come with backgrounds which we're just shown bogeyton to that a little bit later. So like I said it's a portfolio style case that has these pockets on the side who are really easy to get to that hold the lights and the camera stand which come in this light kit but we'll get into a little bit more detail on those later. So basically we just want to you know open it up and then flip out the sides. Those comprise that left right and top side and as you can see they just kind of fold together and connect with Velcro and then we could easily just flip it over and stand it up that's basically it in terms of like constructing the box. It does have some extra Velcro to you know attach the back to it so it's not flapping around and then to easily set up one of the backgrounds inside of the light tent. It's got a piece of Velcro that you might be able to see which lines the top and you just unfold the the background sweep set it inside and Velcro it to the back. Now a good way you probably notice all the wrinkling in the you know a good way to get rid of that is just with a steamer or you know a warm iron you want to use like a you know in between a couple of pieces of fabric or something steam usually gets it out. In any case here's you know it comes with four background sweeps two lights to the zero small 50 watt each halogen lights and they're really easy to set up like you just pull the legs out and that's pretty much it and then plug them in and this kid also comes with this weird looking camera stand which we've had people called in about but as you can see you just unfold the legs and it's got this little screw mount on bottom which connects to the stand and it'll only go on one way and then once you just flip that around you just screw in the the back part so that it stabilizes and it's got real simple locking collars to make it go up and down what's neat on this and there's another angle of that but what's neat on this particular thing it's got a you know mini ball head which makes it easy to move your camera around and adjust it and that's where you put your camera on top of there's a close-up of that and it can tilt back and forth and get you a little closer to your subject so it's a pretty neat camera stand and small and that's pretty much the kit and there you have it