DIY
8 Easy and Effective DIY Photography Hacks Using Cardboard
Cardboard is such a wonderfully versatile product. You can use it for all sorts of photography related things. Most of my cameras have arrived in…
DIY Bookkeeping Accounting Software for Freelance Creative Professionals
Bookkeeping is unfortunately one of those tasks that all creative professionals have to keep up with in order to stay in business. At it’s core,…
Watch a craftsman build a large format camera from scratch
And when we say from scratch, we are not kidding. This isn’t just ordering a bunch of components online and bolting them all together. Other…
This guy hated his Sony A7 electronic viewfinder so much that he just cut it off
I have to say, this is probably one of the more extreme camera mods I’ve seen in recent times. Sure, there were some doozies back…
Five household items you can instantly transform into photography or filmmaking tools
We all know that everyday household items can help us a lot in photography and filmmaking. Jordy Vandeput of Cinecom.net shows you five cheap items…
How to DIY a $15 tactical bag into a custom audio kit bag
When you start to get more serious about video and recording your audio separately, the gear can be a pain. Sure, you start off with…
Build Your Own 2.5x Super Macro Rig for $230
Last summer I bought a macro lens. A normal one, giving 1x magnification. This means that your subject will be projected as big on the…
How to make your own DIY magic bokeh balls with your printer
Making custom bokeh for your lenses can be a fun project. Usually, photographers do it by crudely cutting shapes out of a piece of black…
Who needs a keyboard and mouse when you can edit your videos with a Steam controller?
There’s been a lot of talk lately about using… “non standard” input devices for using software. DIY Projects such as MIDI2Lightroom, and the Playstation Lightroom…
Everything you need to know about paper backdrops with 2 money saving DIYP tips
Choosing a backdrop for use in the studio largely comes down to personal preference. I rarely shoot in the studio, so I tend to go…






































