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Shoot Big Cars With A DIY Huge Scrim

Jun 29, 2011 Udi Tirosh

There are lots of ways to use a large scrim, you can use it to create partial shade, reflect natural light, or fire strobes into…



How To Build 24 DIY Softboxes

Jun 22, 2011 Udi Tirosh

About three weeks ago, I asked DIYP readers to build a softbox. It was meant for fun and education. To add some zap the good…



Shoot Quickly With A DIY Glide Strap

Jun 20, 2011 Udi Tirosh

If having a C-Loop (or the C-Loop DIY version) is not great by itself (which we think it is) you can make it even greater…



DIY – Micro Adjustment And Calibration Tool For Lenses

Jun 1, 2011 Udi Tirosh

Manufactures of cameras and lenses make their equipment to fall into certain quality control standards. But sometimes that may not be good enough. This DIY…

DIY Camera Uses Xray Sheets For Film

May 18, 2011 Udi Tirosh

If you’re one of those guys who can appreciate both vintage cameras and DIY projects, your jaw may drop permanently when you see this project….



DIY Compositon Frame

Apr 13, 2011 Udi Tirosh

This one’s is just a fun little trick, that you may find useful when you don’t have your camera around but still want to play…



Breadbox Strip-Light From A Plastic Bread Container, Spaghetti Sauce And A Twelve-Pack

Dec 15, 2010 Udi Tirosh

After seeing some very creative use of strip lighting here, on the Strobist site and Flickr, often as ‘rim’ lighting, I thought “If only I…



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…



DIY Friction Based Follow Focus For 6 Bucks

Nov 24, 2010 Udi Tirosh

In the following post, Eric Au will share his making of  A DIY follow focus mechanism. We did feature a KNE’X follow focus before, however,…



DIY Lightstand Bag Makes Your Assistant’s Life Easier

Nov 4, 2010 Udi Tirosh

Lagging lightstands is a bummer. They don’t fit in the bag. They are hard and pointy, and in general they create traction. Lots of traction….