Posts by Author: Udi Tirosh
Using Textured Wallpaper as a DIY Product Backdrop – An Exercise
One of the easy ways to get interesting backdrop (at least for small objects) is to use textured papers. They come in small enough packaging…
Building A Smooth Portable Video Dolly From Scraps
Photographer Patrick Luke built quite a clever video Dolly. While we have had our share of dollies and sliders before, I don’t think I’ve seen…
Download Adobe CS2 For Free
Update: this was too good to be true, and Adobe shut it down (the dead link is not a result of overload). Read what this…
How To Instasuqare Your Camera’s View Finder
You Can always square your photographs in post, but true inst-edicts will not stop there. How about permanently squaring your DSLR’s view finder (Canon 40D…
David Hobby vs. Buzz Lightyear (The Camera) – A Close Tie
Kai and Alambi at DigitalRev has an interesting video series where they conduct photography duels. Not between two photographers, but between a pro photographer and…
Understanding Metering, Part One: Introduction by Ming Thein
This is part one of Ming Thein‘s series on Understanding Metering. An image from my recent Introduction to Wildlife workshop, and a very tricky metering…
Spoil Your Camera With A DIY Waxed Camera Bag
Looking to put together a sexy camera bag? Already have a messenger bag you want to carry your camera in? Love the look and feel…
Creatively Using A Snow Globe In Time Lapse
Photographer Colin Mika was hired to shoot a sequence of time lapses for McCarthy Tétrault LLP. Instead of going the usual route of shooting different…
Aspect Ratios And Compositional Theory by Ming Thein’s
This post details Ming Thein‘s thoughts on aspect ratios and composition. Round plate in a square frame. The composition is ostensibly balanced, but a little…
Mixing Continuous And Strobe Lights For Portraits
For me, I’ve always used studio strobes as strobes, but Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz over at AurumLight reminds us that if you have access to a studio…






































