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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 06:12 |
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 Brian Carey (site, Flickr) just sent me a very cute mod/hack to create a flash bouncer (much like the omni bounce) only it can be made in 5 seconds and it folds crumbles flat.
It allows your strobe to fire light in all direction much like a bare bulb studio flash. And aside from providing a bare bulb mode on your strobe, it also doubles as a gel holder.
Read Brian's Flash Bouncer/Stopper/Gel holder tutorial after the jump
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 06:12 |
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![[091/365] - Make 7, Up Yours (by Marco_Parc)](http://www.diyphotography.net/files/images/3/4483318022_8c6d4c8e83_m.jpg "[091/365] - Make 7, Up Yours (by Marco_Parc)") 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 a proud member of the modifiable products family. Kudos to Guy Tismansky for submitting it. If you have absolutely no idea what I am talking about and see this kit introduction post.
The mod is simple and really takes only 30 seconds to complete, once done it will allow you to easily carry your bokeh discs by attaching the discs wallet to the camera strap. If you already have a kit, simply follow the instructions below. [The image above was taken by Marco_Parc using the bokeh masters kit]
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 06:12 |
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 Back when I started DIYP, one of the first successful posts was a project called A Burning Light Bulb. The post explains how to break a light bulb and photograph it's burning filament. This is really a fun photography project for a weekend (as long as you are careful with the glass and electricity).
For the new video with lots of great tips from Jon Beard, scroll down after the jump. For some blogging ponders read on.
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 06:12 |
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Three days ago I made a post about me taking blogging and photography as my main job (and by main I mean only). The response has been overwhelming and inspiring. I would like to thanks everyone for the support mails, comments, donations and offers to guest post.
One cool thing that emerged from the feedback is that it helped me to learn what DIYP readers want to see in DIYP and this will help me better tune the site. There were also a lot of questions that I thought would be best answered in a single post.
So I am going to do a short Q&A below, I am still soliciting for feedback on what you want so some of the Q&A will have follow up question. I would be thankful if you could take a minute to answer. It would help me and the DIYP set more focused goals for the road ahead.
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Tuesday, 13 April 2010 06:12 |
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 Wouldn't it rock if you could attend a photography class with Chase Jarvis or Vincent LaForet or David DuChemin or Zack Arias or Scott Bourne or Art Wolfe.
Wouldn't it even rock-er if you could do this from home. And for free.
Chase has just launched a new site doing just that. With the high goal of "help democratize creativity", chase is building a list of courses and podcasts online classes with all of the hotshots above. Hit the Jump for more info, and an introduction clip.
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