Camera DIY – How to Make a FiberOptic Flash!

by max on Friday, February 6th, 2009

Wow, for those of you serious about photography, you might want to consider playing with this Fiberoptic flash. Basically, you can bunch of fiberoptics and then stick it to your flash to it evenly distributes the flash when you are taking pictures.

This is a fibre-optic flash extension for your DSLR’s popup flash. Totally easy! Works great! Durable! Designed specifically for K20D with 100 2.8 DFA lens but adaptable to other lenses (see Tamron Adaptall 90 2.5 example at the end.) Build your own!

via hackedgadgets

Tags: dslr, fiberoptics, Photography

Categories: Cameras, Consumer, DIY, Design, Digital Cameras, Educational, Featured DIYs, Gadgets, HOWTO, Hack, Misc, Photography, Projects.

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One Response to “Camera DIY – How to Make a FiberOptic Flash!”

PhotoGeek Week#80 That Firestorm | photogeek.tv Podcast for the geek photographer professional prosumer or keen beginner says:

February 12, 2009 at 5:45 am

[...] mini projector. A toothpaste video that gets us going. 20c Flash diffuser. Home made fibre optic flash. Carbon fibre Toilet seat. Pedco tripods for special purposes. EPowermac for Mac [...]

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