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Homemade Photography Equipment
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29-03-2010 8:03pm#1So i decided to make a homemade macro ring flash that is absolutely ridiculous looking but i have to say, it actually works amazingly so i was wondering if anyone else has any homemade photography equipment which they wish to share with us
THE RIDICULOUS MACRO RING FLASH
THE RESULTS
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I've got a few things floating about that I use.
Snoot for my flash
Welding glass filter
I've also got a flash diffuser made from a plastic milk bottle
The more DIY the better for me
*awaits somebody to post details of a homemade camera*0 -
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excellent stuff people. i too got some welding glass. works fine but is sometimes hard to keep light out and casts a horrible greeny colour that can't really be brought back to normal with white balance correction.
have ou taken any photos with your homemade camera and if so, could you post them. i'd be very interested to see them 0 -
dryadssaddle wrote: »excellent stuff people. i too got some welding glass. works fine but is sometimes hard to keep light out and casts a horrible greeny colour that can't really be brought back to normal with white balance correction.
have ou taken any photos with your homemade camera and if so, could you post them. i'd be very interested to see them
Couple of the more successful ones here on this thread.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055838270&highlight=8x10
I have colour negative paper in it at the moment waiting for the opportunity.0 -
DaireQuinlan wrote: »Couple of the more successful ones here on this thread.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055838270&highlight=8x10
I have colour negative paper in it at the moment waiting for the opportunity.
Jaysus, them phots are wicked, they actually look as if they were taken in the early 1900. great schtuff altogether 0 -
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Made a hotshoe viewfinder by taking apart an old disposable camera
and matchbox pinhole camera
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eolhc/sets/72157623196670910/
mounted an slr lens on a cheap compact
http://pix.ie/ghosttrain/album/361850/goto/13662640 -
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When I first started using my dad's camera, I was paranoid about taking it outside the house, but alas had no camera bag. I did, however, have ample supplies of duct tape and the polystyrene from the box our new t.v came in
It's not the most economical, space-wise, but it does have removable inserts for when I have a longer lens on it! It'll tide me over until I can afford a proper bag, anyway :P0 -
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