DIY

    DIY FlashBender

    Sep 1, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    In this post reader Bob Jordan walks us through a DIY one-piece, strobe modifier, which is kinda like a FlashBender. Which in turn kinda remind…

    A DIY Clip Gel Holder

    Aug 30, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    We have featured some awsome gel holders on the site before. But never one with this simple approach. It is fast to mount, easy to…

    Ghetto Magic Arm From An Old Golf Club

    Aug 26, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    Photographer David Martinez thought that $110 is a bit too much for a magic arm. He came up with his own version for half the…

    DIY iPhone Teleprompter

    Aug 24, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    UPDATE: Martin Just added an explanatory image of the model along with a sketchup model for the matte box. See image and links at the…

    Heart Shaped Bokeh Appears in Scott Pilgrim Vs The World

    Aug 14, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    OK, so this is not a tutorial, more of a technique spotted. I love the shaped bokeh thing, and it appears that the makers of…

    A4 Sheet Fold Me Lumiquest

    Aug 11, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    Lumiquest has a pretty nice solution for diffusing on (or off) camera strobes by dressing them with a small and light weight softbox. Reader Julian…

    Stick In A Can (Poorman’s Solution For 3D Lighting)

    Aug 2, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    A long while back I got familiar with Stick In a Can method for light positioning through the (sadly retired) Pro Photo Life Blog by…

    DIY Camera Hard Case

    Jul 28, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    In this post, Kevin A Crider will show you how to make a DIY Hard Camera Case the size of a suitcase. And yes, you…

    Introduction to Radio Controlled Helicopter Aerial Photography

    Jul 22, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    I am very excited to introduce the following guest post on Aerial Photography Introduction by Eric – crashing is not an option – Austin. Yea,…

    DIY iPhone/Camera Steadicam

    Jul 20, 2010 Udi Tirosh

    I know the iPhone cannot stand in for the Scarlet or Epic cameras, it will probably not even use the full power of your SLR…