Diy flash diffuser

How to make a 'Gary Fong' Lightsphere from a £3 transparent drawer mat. 150cm x 50cm VARIERA drawer mat by IKEA (http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/80012853/)

Easy Diy Camera Flash Diffuser: In this easy tutorial I will demonstrate how to make a camera flash diffuser from a coffee filter. It takes about five minutes and will cost next to nothing. I hope you enjoy this build!

In the following article Brian Zimmerman will demostrare how to make a small, home made flash diffuser. you might also want to check out the diy mini flash bouncer guide or the diy flash softbox guide as alternate solutions.

March 24, 2007 Update: Added examples for each of the three flash diffusers . Hello. This is a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) guide to making some r...

Here is a quick and easy DIY flash diffuser. The dimensions I'm sharing are specifically for the Sony NEX 5 but you can apply the same c...

Diffusers are among the things that should never go missing on every photographer's toolkit. But if you're just starting out, it's understandable if you don't have one yet. There are lots of choices out there, and it can also depend on what flash you're using. But you certainly can shoot with one right now, if you realize that you're in dire need of one. All you need are some everyday office materials to put together a basic DIY diffuser that works.

Printable Paper Pop-Up Flash Diffuser/Reflector: The following are instructions for a pop up flash diffuser that can be printed and made with a single sheet of printer paper. It does not require any tape/glue, and can be folded flat for storage. Materials needed: 1 sheet of print…

DIY Flash Diffuser in 5 Minutes: The market is Flooded with Various Flash diffusers. Big and small, Costly and Cheap. Why make one? Because I can! And for almost nothing, your 5 minutes Self made Diffuser surely sharpens your Boast-Boat. Onto the next page.

I'm a do-it-yourself kind of guy. Always have been. Back when I was 10 years old I wanted a holster for my Gene Autry cap pistol. It was a beauty, all silver and heavy with those classic fake pearl plastic grips. But I didn't have a holster, so I had to carry it in my hand or shove it in my pocket. That doesn't sound so bad, but it is a major hindrance when hunting down outlaws and rescuing my horse (our dog Blue) from the bad guys. So I wanted a holster. My mother didn't see the obvious…