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How To Build The Smallest Intervalometer In The World
Written on 26 Jul, 2010 at 17:26 in Reading purposes | viewed 3 times | 0 Comments
If you are into time lapse you must have checked the option of getting an Intervalometer. as you can see from the Canon and Nikon links an Intervalometer is not cheap. Not really expensive either, but definitely not cheap.... (Continue reading)
Capture 720P HD With Any LiveView Capable Canon Camera
Written on 19 Jul, 2010 at 20:52 in Reading purposes | viewed 8 times | 0 Comments
In this post I will run through a quick tutorial on how to shoot HD video on any non-video recording Canon SLR, such as the canon 40D, Canon 450D or any other Canon camera that features LiveView. read more... (Continue reading)
The Complete Guide For Photographing Live Insects At Home
Written on 15 Jul, 2010 at 22:27 in Reading purposes | viewed 5 times | 0 Comments
I started toying around with insect macro photography about 18 months ago. And to be honest, those first few months produced some amazingly bad photographs. But as scientists say, there is no such thing as a failed experiment -... (Continue reading)
Attaching SLR Lenses to an iPhone
Written on 14 Jul, 2010 at 2:02 in Reading purposes | viewed 9 times | 0 Comments
Photographer and Engineer Bhautik Joshi came up with a nifty way to attach a real SLR lens to camera phones. and when I say attach, I mean optically, not just wrapping both in tons of gaffers tape. Using not... (Continue reading)
Scan Your Old Films For The Cost of A Happy Meal
Written on 11 Jul, 2010 at 14:51 in Reading purposes | viewed 17 times | 0 Comments
If you've been around from before the digital age, chances are you have stacks and stacks of negatives and slides stuffed in a box somewhere neatly ordered in dedicated archival grade binders. Those binder (or stuffed boxes) are not... (Continue reading)
Seamless Paper Wall Mount System
Written on 25 Jun, 2010 at 0:36 in Reading purposes | viewed 21 times | 0 Comments
Now, here is a question, what do you do with all your seamless backdrops while they are not in use? Store them of course. Savage has a nice sponge system for storing backdrops, the right way - standing up.... (Continue reading)
No Strobes, No Light Stands, No Modifiers, No Problem!
Written on 18 Jun, 2010 at 0:37 in Reading purposes | viewed 18 times | 0 Comments
They say that necessity is the mother of all invention. How will you go on lighting a shot when you have no strobes, no lightstands and no modifiers? With fluorescents of course. waintaminute! Fluorescents? Aren't those the things that... (Continue reading)
Create 3D Anaglyph Images
Written on 11 Jun, 2010 at 21:01 in Reading purposes | viewed 16 times | 0 Comments
The following detailed (but not too lengthy) tutorial that shows how to make 3D red and blue images was written by David Cooper . Those 3D images look great when viewed with 3D glasses, especially when mixing that with... (Continue reading)
Photographer Shoots Locomotive HD Video With Pinhole Canon 7D
Written on 10 Jun, 2010 at 4:50 in Reading purposes | viewed 21 times | 0 Comments
Part time photographer (and full time DB architect) Josh Grant , was able to shot an entire like the old schoolers, with a pinhole camera. In this post Josh shares how he made the pinhole camera (from a Canon... (Continue reading)
Three Chroma Key Solutions For The DIY Photographer
Written on 28 May, 2010 at 20:11 in Reading purposes | viewed 30 times | 0 Comments
&w=100&h=70&zc=T&q=95" alt="Three Chroma Key Solutions For The DIY Photographer" />The following post about 3 ways to DIY your Chroma Key was made by Ben Eadie of DVRebelGear.com . There are several ways to get a decent chroma background for a photo for the DIYer and the results are... (Continue reading)