Here’s a fantastic photography hack that involves an umbrella bought at the dollar store and what seems to be a cheap bulb light from Home Depot. I think this is a great way to get around over-priced, commercial light umbrellas.
So I built a DIY light umbrella! I took a dollar store umbrella and sprayed the underside with white spray paint, then clipped the umbrella and a lamp onto Tom’s mic stand. The lamp, pointing into the white reflective underside
Here’s a rather interesting photography hack that involves putting together an unusually, large array of cameras together to take 4D pictures. Not sure what 4D really means but one thing for sure, you will have a bunch of great angles/multiple focus points for your photos.
Perhaps our future digital cameras will come equipped with at least 4 camera lenses, not just 1 or 2 (for 3d).
So, what does this thing do? The primary function of this array is to capture the Light Field, a four-dimensional functio
For those of you who want to need a flash diffuser without spending a lot of money plus ability to add unlimited number of color filters to your DSLR camera, there is a simple photography hack, simply cut out an old film canister and fill it with your favorite colors for filtering!
Want to diffuse the flash and add some color to your photos at the same time? This quick and dirt-cheap trick will get you there. Take pictures in hundreds of different colors using free filters Flash diffuser that holds colored filters, and showing you how to get HUNDREDS of free gel ins
If you are sorta serious about photography, you might want to consider making yourself one of these “gyro” image stabilizers that will allow you to take perfect photos. Learn how to make the gyro image stabilizer by following step-by-step instructions here. (via ohgizmo)
This image stabilizer can be used with any lens and camera. It works the in same way as the Hubble telesc
