DIY
This Youtuber made a real, working lens using sand and rocks
We’ve seen some interesting DIY lenses, like those made from crap, an iceberg, or 3D-printed components. But have you ever seen a lens made from…
Get a ring flash for only $14.99
Almost eight years ago we set out a lofty goal, put a ring flash in the hands of every hot-shoe-strobe photographer in the world. This…
These 10 life hacks will turn your studio into a photographer’s Batcave
Having a photography studio is fun, but it is even more fun when you start applying simple and cheap solutions, plus common sense to make your shooting…
Is a $600 boom pole worth it? Try a $10 broom pole instead
If you want a lightweight, telescopic professional boom pole, it’s not exactly cheap. But is it really worth paying hundreds of dollars for this particular…
How to create an epic orbiting 360° timelapse rig using PVC pipe and an egg timer
Perhaps you’ve already used an egg timer to add some motion to your timelapse videos. But have you tried turning it into an orbiting 360°…
This guy created an open source 3D printable solution to A7III overheating issues
We thought with the Sony A6500 that the overheating issue days with Sony would be over, but apparently not. Eterprising user, Brian Windle, over on…
How to create a DIY circus setup in your tiny home studio
I believe that all of us would connect circus with a giant tent. However, with some imagination and DIY magic you can turn even the…
The Complete Lightroom and MIDI tutorial – My MIDI2LR Setup (final installment)
In the final part of this series, I am giving you my configuration for the Behringer X-Touch Mini that I’ve shown you in the previous…
The Complete Lightroom and MIDI tutorial – MIDI Controllers (second installment)
One of the biggest challenges, when trying to use a MIDI controller with Lightroom is to find a controller that works well for Lightroom. As…
The Complete Lightroom and MIDI tutorial – Introduction (first installment)
Editing images with Software like Lightroom typically involves changing parameters like exposure, contrast, highlights, shadows, and so on for more than 90% of your work….







































