Posts by Author: Udi Tirosh
A DIY Focus Rail For Focus Stacking
The following description of my DIY focus rail is meant to be a general guide for using drawer runners as a cheap linear bearing construction…
Photographs Of Little People Show An Alternate World Hidden In The Streets
London based artist, Slinkachu, uses model humans and everyday objects to create and photographs alternate happenings that may have been in your everyday-normal street. In…
This 25 Pinholes Camera Creates Awesomely Psychedelic Photographs
We are big fans of creativity here on DIYP and just when we thought that pinhole camera making could not get more creative, photographer James…
Sunday Poll: If The Photo-Fairy Gave You $1500 What Camera Gear Would You Buy?
Here is a poll which is a little bit different than the ones we usually run. If the photo-fairy went down from heavens and granted…
Getting The Shot – Photographer Shagged By A Rare Parrot
It is not secret that to get a good shot photographers sometimes endure extreme conditions. To get s good shot or a good story National…
Complete Camera Gear Set DIY Painted With Desert Mirage Lizard Military Grade Paint
Photographer Alexy Joffre Frangieh usually does high end time lapse movies. But as much as we love time lapses, this is not why we are…
The First Portable Movie Camera Was This 12 FPS Rifle
Today’s HD-SLRs are capable of taking 60fps images at mind blowing resolution. But looking for their ancestors reveals that the first portable “motion picture” camera…
Introduction To Studio Strobes Hypersync And Water Actions Sports
Hypersync is a mechanism that allows shooting at a high shutter speed while still using a strobe. Photographer Chris Garrison, who shoots for Red Bull…
A Hand Made Motorized Panoramic Head (Made With An Old CD, And Handmade Gears)
Andrea Biffi is a photographer who happens to be an engineer. Good for everybody as he shares a smart totally made-at-home motorized panoramic head. (Kinda…
How To Build A PVC Full Body Background Stand For 20€
It has been a long time since we had a good solid studio PVC build (pun intended), so I was quite thrilled when David Schöppe…





































