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Easychrome: A DIY Aerochrome-Emulating, Color-Infrared Point & Shoot Camera
Got an old camera? Make an Easychrome: The DIY Aerochrome-emulating, LO-FI color infrared point & shoot. The closest thing to digital Aerochrome yet!
6 DIY Holiday Gifts For The Photographers In Your Life
What are you to do when you have no idea what to buy the photographers in your life? Go the DIY route!
Possibly The Best DIY Beauty Dish There Is
Beauty dishes don't come cheap, but if you're willing to trade some off time and elbow grease you may just be able to have a great one at little cost.
An Inexpensive Way to Calibrate Focus on Your DSLR For Sharper Images | AF Fine Tune
Focus calibration doesn't have to be expensive or difficult, try this method out and see if you can save yourself some time and money.
DIY Tilt-Shift Lens Made With a Broken Canon 50mm f1.8 and Some Duct Tape
Sawing a broken 50mm 1.8 in half and using duct tape, photographer Witono Halim made a tilt shift lens for about $27.
DIY Light Table for Quick Negative Scanning
Photographer Marius Hanzak has a low cost DIY project that can help you digitize that box of negatives that you have been putting off.
DIY: Build a Simple Ring Light Using LED Strips and a Frisbee For Around $30
Photographers tend to have a love/hate relationship with ring lights. While ring lights may be great for some situations, in others, it may look completely dreadful. So why spend a couple hundred dollars on one when you can just rig one together for around $30?
Camera Obscura Made With An Old Flatbed Scanner and Some Gold Duct Tape
Why buy a camera when you can build your own? For Joe Barone, building a camera is just part of the photographic process. He built his with an old scanner and some duct tape.
Super Cheap DIY Diffuser & A Short Color Grading Tutorial to Get That ‘Cinematic’ Look
Short on cash? Here's a cheap hack to get some nice diffusion for a cinematic look and a bonus color grading tutorial.
See the ‘World In Infrared’ With Your Own DIY Conversion
Turn that old Canon Rebel into an Infrared camera and create cool images. This guy did.
DIY: Build An ‘Insanely Bright’ LED Light Panel For $70
In the following video, DIY Perks shows you how to make your own $600ish very bright LED light panel for around $70.