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The DIY rig I used for my shots of the van.
Consisting of-
A suction glazing carrier I bought of Ebay for a few quid.
Manfrotto Superclamp
Ball head.
Camera with fisheye.
The suction cup fitted nicely to the flat panel on the side of the van, I ran the strap through the door just in case it came off.
www.recyclart.org/2014/01/diy-saquitos-de-olor-para-los-a...
Make smell sachets for the clothes smell good is something we can do in a very easy way. They are ideal to put in boxes or in the bags we use for clothes of the previous season, you will succeed that smells great on the next station and ward off the dreaded moths naturally ;-)
Que la ropa que nos ponemos huela bien es algo que nos gusta a todas y lo mejor es que lo podemos lograr de una manera muy fácil. Son ideales para meter en las cajas o en las fundas que empleamos para guardar la ropa de la anterior temporada, lograréis que huela estupendamente en la siguiente estación y ahuyentaréis a las temidas polillas de una manera natural ;-)
More information: Febrero es así website !
Submitted by: ISABEL !
Greece, NY. July 2016.
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I created several versions of this one; I got the design from a teeny-tiny picture on the box a votive candle came in. I think this was a scan - sorry about the poor pitcure quality - and I also think I sold this one a long time ago. It's about 1.5" square.
Meniskus-Objektiv 3,2/123
Achromat 4,5/130
Achromat 4,5/123
Siebblende und zwei Dada-Blenden
3D-Druck,
M42-Anschluss
Olá meninas!!! Fiz esse tutorial de necessaire plastificada...super legal e com MOLDE...vejam lá no blog: perapop.blog.br/?p=65
Painted wooden clothespins, "glitter" construction paper, yarn and small wooden spheres.
Here, you can see the reindeer "resting" on the radiator while their noses and hooves dry...
Suggested variation: round/spherical red fuzzy noses!
If you enjoyed this picture, you may also like my Christmas Special set.
DIY video dolly for dSLR, using aluminum angle iron and tubing, plywood, and rollerblade wheels.
lukephotography.blogspot.com/2013/01/hand-built-video-dol...
This shows how my DIY softbox is attached to a light stand and a flash. Not quite sure if this still qualifies as DIY though - I certainly couldn't have done it alone.
The idea for using a foodcover as a basis for a softbox came from emarc, thanks for that!! >Collapsible softbox build instructions<
German strobists can use the Globetrotter Food Cover.
Strobist info: Single SB-24 (1/4 power or so) pointed at ceiling and wall
www.recyclart.org/2014/04/diy-vertical-garden/
In apartments or homes where there is not much room, vertical or suspended gardens are a great alternative because they only need a wall space, often idle, and depending on the choice of plant they does not require so much care. You can create your vertical garden by reusing materials that would otherwise be discarded, such as plastic packaging, wooden brackets, and all that creativity allows.
Some details are very important:
The vertical garden should not be on the sun all day long,
The containers chosen to house the plants should contain holes for water drainage, or if you prefer, a layer of rocks at the bottom,
The land must be of good quality,
Always water the night or very early, before the hottest hours,
Do not let water accumulate (for mosquito concerns)!
More information: Casa UpCycling website !
Submitted by: Karollyne Morais !
DIY outfit - dungarees made following the pattern from a book "Sewing clothes for Barbie". Really awesome book - all patterns are in 4 sizes to fit original, curvy, tall and petit.
After seen so many DIY interesting projects at Strobist, I have decided to contribute with my two cents. Here's my "Snoot Bazooka". I got two pieces of "vent pipes" at Home Depot 3.50 each). They fit together perfectly, if you want, you could chain them to make is longer. Two work just fine for me. They are versatile because you can use it straight (like a canon) or change the angle of the pipe (like a letter C). I'm planing to add a tip with straws to get a different effect (my local Shop Rite was running out of it!) If you have any suggestions to improve it, don't keep it to yourself. I still need to solve hoy I'm going to attach it to a light stand. I'll post more pics once I've archive it.
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Cheers!
Este "snoot" fue creado con unos codos de ventilación que conseguí en la tienda Home Depot por aproximadamente 3.50 c/u. Entre los tubos y el flash se encuentra un difusor "Lambency diffuser" el cual conseguí en ebay por unos $20 doalares (envío incluído) Aún le falta algo de trabajo, como conseguir como lo voy a enganchar en un pedestal, pero en lo que se resuelve el caso aquí estan las fotos.
Strobist:
DIY softbox on the floor, camera right (Vivitar 285HV full power trigger by GI)
Reflector (white sheet of plastic) camera left.
Caja difusora a la derecha de la camara posicionado en el piso con un Vivitar 285HV a toda potencia. Un reflector a la izquierda de la camara. Flash activado por un sistema Cactus.
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Wellsville, NY. February 2019.
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I love map tacks. How about you?
Unfortunately I couldn't find that many lovely colors in the market. Most of the ones I found were primary colors. Then one night I dreamt of a whole lot of map tacks in adorable pastel colors. Haha! That sounds silly but when I woke up I was still thinking about that dream...and then I decided to color my own map tacks using nail polish! Blogged here
Take..
1x unwanted 7" stainless steel dish
1x Milo tin lid
1x 4n20 Pies giveaway stubby holder
A few bits of the kids unwanted mechano set
A couple of dremel cutoff wheels later and Ta-Da! One beauty dish!.
Light bulb:
1) Venture MBFU 80w/240v High Pressure Mercury vapour Lamp;
or
2) Sylvania mercury vapour HSL-BW 80w
It can be a grid or a snoot. But for once Canon users have the upper hand. Turns out a standard 2.25 x 3.25 PVC connector fits on a Canon 580 EXII strobe with some slight modifications. White corrugated plastic provides a snoot effect, black provides a grid like effect. Having made one out of cardboard,the plastic one is much more durable, can easily be painted and is UV resistant. Good stuff!
More info can be found at baby photographer's blog