DIY

    Recycling Project – A Broken Glass To A Fisheye Lens
    Sep 16, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    UPDATE: Pat Joyce jest released a complete set of instructions for this mod. It happened to all of us. At one point or another our…

    Build a Back-Lit Slope Backdrop For Better Product Photography
    Aug 21, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    The following article is a guest post by Ilya Titov, a photographer and web designer, who also runs a great blog at blog.webboggles.com. Are you…

    Five Great Flash Techniques To Improve Your Photography Light
    Aug 12, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    So, you moved your light off camera (very good) and looking for some new ways to explore more lighting options. Some of the most interesting…

    Camera Shutter Release Cable Extension Kit
    Aug 9, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    We’ve had our share of photography cables, dead mouse included. We even had a flash TTL extension cord. This project from Brian Carey – whom…

    Introduction To LED Lighting
    Jul 29, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    You know how you never have enough lights to do the shot you want? Today I am going to solve this problem once and for…

    Camera Shoulder Stock For Nature Photography
    Jul 27, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    When shooting nature there nothing better than a getting just a little bit more stabilization. The stabilized you are the slower you can shoot. Brian…

    S@H – 7 Home Studio Lighting Options
    Jul 21, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    There you have it. You managed to convince your wife/hubby to spare some space under the kitchen table where you can do your photo business…

    Calling All Agents: Kilometers Long Remote Camera Shutter Trigger
    Jul 18, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    While this is not the first shutter release cable project that was featured here (we had a vanilla shutter release cable and a mouse one…

    Nasty Lil’ Lighting Thing
    Jul 14, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    It is always nice to see a good DIY project turn into a product. It is even better to see a nasty DIY project turn…

    Studio @ Home – Full Scale Backdrops & Backgrounds
    Jun 18, 2009 Udi Tirosh

    On the last post we saw how easy it is to set a “backdrop” for any small object. In this post, we will continue to…