travel photography
Wireless Tethering – Shoot Tethered… Wirelessly
May 20, 2010
Udi Tirosh
I know it sounds like an oxymoron, however, this is one of the best examples of hack’n mod beating the cr*p out of store bought…
Easily Carry Your Bokeh Discs
Apr 9, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Finally, the Bokeh Masters Kit gets mod. I could not be more proud. It is a simple mode, a modal’e. Yet DIYP’s kit is now…
Bullets Out / Batteries In
Apr 2, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Weapon stores are a cool place for photogs to hang out in, not necessarily because photographers use firearms (though we are constantly treated as terrorists),…
Gloves / Photography Tips And Etre Touchy Gloves Winners
Mar 20, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Four days ago, we had a post about making gloves that fit taking pictures in a cold weather. We also had a giveaway for Etre…
Cool Gloves Will Help You Photograph When It Is Freezing + Giveaway
Mar 16, 2010
Udi Tirosh
Have you ever tried to photograph a wolf on a wild terrain when it is sub-zero outside? If you have, you must know that gloves…
The Best Invention Since The Invention Of The Power Cord
Feb 22, 2010
Udi Tirosh
The following guest post about the best invention since the invention of the power cord (and saving space while traveling) is made by Simon Williams…
Getting a Handle on Your Compact Flash Cards
Jan 2, 2010
Udi Tirosh
The following idea about making flash cards accessible to nails-challenged photographers is a guest post by Zaug one of the world’s leading “your own bokeh”…
Band Your Cables for Orderly Photography Travel
Oct 24, 2009
Udi Tirosh
This is a quick photo-travel tip by DIYP reader Don Simpson. Actually it may be really obvious, but I learned that it is better to…
Camera Shutter Release Cable Extension Kit
Aug 9, 2009
Udi Tirosh
We’ve had our share of photography cables, dead mouse included. We even had a flash TTL extension cord. This project from Brian Carey – whom…
Calling All Agents: Kilometers Long Remote Camera Shutter Trigger
Jul 18, 2009
Udi Tirosh
While this is not the first shutter release cable project that was featured here (we had a vanilla shutter release cable and a mouse one…