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    Six and Two Halves Must-Read Free Digital Photography eBooks

    Apr 24, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Six free photography eBooks (+ two halves) for your reading pleasure. Click the title and go to the download link on the as marked at…

    Studio Photography – The Best Softbox Ever

    Apr 17, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    If you did not meet Nick Wheeler (Flickr Stream – a must) until now, you are in for a treat. Nick is what I call…

    Creating That Dave Hill Look

    Mar 18, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Nick Wheeler, one of my all times Flickr favorites, just uploaded a new picture to DIYP pool. (And yes, it is the same Nick who…

    DIY Lens Support Bracket

    Mar 10, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    The following article is a guest post by Dwight Duckstein. I purchased a used Nikkor 70-200mm, 2.8f lens – the old style that didn’t have…

    Studio DIY: Disposable Camera Ring Flash

    Mar 8, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Not too long ago, I have posted an article about making a strobe from a disposable camera. I was soon after that I called out…

    DIY Studio – The Square Ring Flash

    Mar 3, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Nick Wheeler the photographer who brought you the DIY Strip Light and the Floor Lit Table Top Studio is playing with card board boxes again….

    The DIY Strip Light

    Feb 21, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Nick Wheeler is becoming a dangerous guy to leave your boxes by. It looks like whenever a box is around, nick DIYs it into a…

    When Color Temperature Does Not Need To Be Precise – Beaker!

    Jan 28, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    Both the Strobist and Rui talk about the virtues of using gels on strobes to create atmosphere in a shot. Either cold blue or hot…

    Light up the Floor – A Floor Lit Table Top Studio Project

    Jan 11, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    I always keep my eye on the strobist flickr pool. It is one of the best places to get your lighting ideas. The other day,…

    3 Lights Studio for Under $100

    Jan 6, 2008 Udi Tirosh

    One of the nice things I like about DIYP is the community that is starting to build around it. After everyone has done a round…