Posts by Author: Udi Tirosh
Bullet Photography At Home
Most photographers have seen some of Dr. Harold Edgerton’s work like a bullet shooting through an apple or a bullet splitting a playing card. Back…
Build A “Westcott Spiderlite TD3” Backlight Kit
I love strobes, anyone who reads this blog knows it. But more and more I find myself attracted to the lure of continuous light. No…
DIY Friction Based Follow Focus For 6 Bucks
In the following post, Eric Au will share his making of A DIY follow focus mechanism. We did feature a KNE’X follow focus before, however,…
The 7$ Huge (Huge!) DIY Beauty Dish
The $7 beauty dish emerged out of a desire to experiment on the cheap, to see if I could duplicate the effect of a real…
Use Light Stencils To Create Amazing Light Paintings
As you may already be aware, light painting is the process of moving light sources around during a single exposure to create an overall shot….
Manual Lens From PVC Pipes
There are proven ways to become a professional photographer, ask Zack Arias. Looks like building your own lenses (which we have done before) ranks pretty…
The Real Story Behind Starbucks – Getting The Perfect White Balance
I know what you’re thinking. Starbucks was made so you can slowly sip your hot Lattes and cappuccino while your army of photo assistants are…
Weekend Project – Playing With Food Colors
Last weekend was kinda slow at work. No shoots, no planned meetings, no post work to do, No open bids. So what do you do?…
We Don’t Need No Light Meter,
when I was your age we used to squint/half squint to measure light! OK, I am not that old. Actually my father didn’t even take…
DIY Lightstand Bag Makes Your Assistant’s Life Easier
Lagging lightstands is a bummer. They don’t fit in the bag. They are hard and pointy, and in general they create traction. Lots of traction….






































