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Crossing Over To The Dark (Field) Has Never Been Easier
Mar 2, 2011
Udi Tirosh
Glass is one of the hardest thing to photograph. It is transparent, hard to define, and punish for every spec of dust. In this post,…
eBook: Your Complete Guide To Building A Photography Studio At Home
Dec 9, 2010
Udi Tirosh
I’ve got a very happy announcement today. DIYP is releasing its first eBook – Home Studio Photography: Your Complete Guide To Building A Photography Studio…
Home Studio Photography: Your Complete Guide To Building A Photography Studio At Home
Dec 8, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Once photographers take the big step forward of moving their lighting off camera, a whole new world of possibilities opens up to them. Those possibilities…
The $10 DIY Foamcore Softbox
Oct 28, 2010
Udi Tirosh
In this tutorial I will explain how I built the softbox used to take the image on the left. It is a 40cm X 40cm…
Reverse Engineer This Light – Resolved
Oct 27, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Two days a ago e made a little challenge here on DIYP, to try and reverse engineer the lighting on this portrait. A wonderful strobist…
Spill Control Diffusion Screens
Oct 11, 2010
Udi Tirosh
The cardboard light tent is a constantly popular post here at DIYP, and no wonder it is one of the easiest ways for shoot a…
Photek SoftLigher II – A Product Review
Aug 25, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Lately I’ve been finding myself wanting more out of my all around umbrella. I’ve been using the Westcott double fold umbrella for a long time…
13 Photography Lighting Video Tutorials
Aug 17, 2010
Udi Tirosh
The following is a collection of thirteen video lighting tutorials. The main premise is that after watching those videos you’ll know to light a little…
DIY Strip Lights And Rim Lights
Jun 15, 2010
Udi Tirosh
After reading David Hobby’s post about rim lights, I decided that I wanna have a go myself. In spite of David Advice, I went with…
Finally – Aperture and Shaped Bokeh Relations Revealed
May 27, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Photographer Steven Monteau, the guy behind the Battlefield Pinhole camera, decided to take a stab at the Shaped Bokeh thing. As everything with Steven, it…