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Checking the workings of the Burnett Diffuser at Fairymead Sugar Mill, Bundaberg. This diffuser was relocated in 1982 to the southern side of the mill. Scanned from a publication (1969) by CSR Limited on behalf of the Australian Sugar Industry.
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Have you ever been some place and in desperate need of a diffuser for your on-camera flash?
You've heard about using a biz card but you've got nothing to hold it in place?
Well here's my mod, which occured to me in just such a situation.
I used to do origami as a kid, spent hours folding paper over and over and... where was I?
Yes! The diffuser. Well you've probably folded an aeroplane using this method so I used it to fold my biz card and slip it into the gap that exists on my 400D built-in flash.
Method:
1. Fold each corner fully across the card
2. Colapse togther to form triangular peak
3. fold the 'ears' up to form a small square
This is why I love my diffuser so much.
Everyone loves natural light, but not everyone is able to shoot their subject at the 'prime time'.. you know, about an hour before sunset, when the sun is PERFECT. So that's why I bought a diffuser, so that I can shoot in harsh lighting and still get the perfect 'softness' that I look for : )
Yep I was bored, and actually shot these like this for the sole purpose of posting this. haha.
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Since I was a little kid, I’ve always loved the smell (& taste) of lemons and all things lemony … and now lemongrass. And who would have thought that they could bottle it.
I'm playing with a new home made diffuser. Shot at life size with a Canon MPE-65mm macro lens. MT-24EX set to -2/3 FEC.
Last year, I had the chance to work with the Beach Tourism Monitoring Team (BTMT) of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG). They are one of those guys responsible for the rehabilitation of Boracay Island. On this day, we went there to celebrate the anniversary of its rehab and to monitor its improvement and status. I was able to borrow a Digital SLR for that trip and having limited knowledge and experience with it, I opted for the easiest way for me; put it on manual settings just like how I would shoot with my Film SLR. :p I will be sharing some of my favorite shots and here is one of them.
I used the plastic origami coffee mug to trace out a origami diffuser using the mylar paper. Because it isn't as stiff, the fold-in tabs didn't keep it together. I used some gaffer tape to hold it together.
Fired using ebay remotes.
I wanted a diffuser for my flash, and I was feeling crafty. So, I built one. It's made of cardboard, nice white paper, gaffers tape, duct tape and glue, and it took me about 3 hours to design and build.
This the prototype that I cut out of a piece of printer paper. Yay origami. It worked, and was promising in test shots.