DIY Archives

How to Develop Film With Lego Mindstorms

Jan 19, 2014 Udi Tirosh

Over the years we shared quite a few interesting ways to develop analog film. Coffee, Red Wine and Tylenol being some of the more uncommon…

Jan 17, 2014 Laya Gerlock

One thing about photography is that from time to time you have creative dry spells and you need some inspiration to keep you going. One…

Jan 14, 2014 Udi Tirosh

Lux is a work of beauty. This velvet looking camera is a has a waist level viewfinder and it shoots 120 film. Made by Kevin…

Jan 14, 2014 Udi Tirosh

We are big fans of CamRanger, while other options have been around for a while (both DIY and pro) they came up with a well…

Jan 14, 2014 Jeff Guyer

If you read my post back in September about Gear Acquisition Syndrome (GAS), you know that I’m a firm believer in making smart choices about…

Jan 9, 2014 Udi Tirosh

One of the oldest black and white developing solutions is called Rodinal. In fact the patent for Rodinal dates back to 1891. With local camera…

Jan 7, 2014 Udi Tirosh

A short while back we (as the rest of the world) were pretty amazed by the innovation from the folks over at Edelkrone with their…

Jan 7, 2014 Udi Tirosh

We have shared many bullet time tutorials over the years, from high end, through crowd sourced to pinhole driven. This time I am happy to…

Dec 31, 2013 Guest Author

With Star Trail photography, like this one, we usually don’t take a single long exposure to achieve a very long open shutter, but rather hundreds…

Dec 19, 2013 Udi Tirosh

This post is a quick guide to how I used an old netbook and my Samsung Chromebook to remote control my Canon EOS 600D. The…