A DIY Pipe Light
One of the surprises from the testing for my post on LED light quality was the spectrum produced by my generic 3W SMT COB LEDs. While not as good as the 95 […]
Read moreThe Colour of Light: LED Light Spectrum Tests
In my previous post I was trying to order my thoughts on how much power I needed for the LED lights I’m about to build. This post is going to […]
Read moreBuild Your Own Spectrometer
Not exactly a photography related build, or at least not directly… If you want to put together your own LED lighting and you don’t happen to have a lab with […]
Read moreWhat the Flux? Measuring Light Intensity
I’m about to start work on a slight overhaul of my lighting equipment, firstly because I hardly have any continuous lighting at the moment and secondly because my studio flashes […]
Read moreDIY Wireless DSLR Tethering: Part 2
In the first part of this project I got to the point where I could wirelessly tether my DSLRs to the qDSLRDashboard application via a modified TP-Link MR3020 wireless router. […]
Read moreExperiments with Flare Filters
One of the goals in my earlier post about producing anamorphic style artefacts by modifying the aperture of a Pentacon 50mm lens was to create the horizontal flares that are characteristic for […]
Read moreAnamorfake: Anamorphic Bokeh on a Budget
The Background Back in the day, when films were being shot for projection on the wide screen, film makers couldn’t afford to waste any of the frame especially as they […]
Read moreEasy DIY Film & Slide Digitizing
As lockdown continues in the UK (amongst other places) and it’s impossible to get out and about with a camera, it struck me that now would be a good time […]
Read moreDIY Wireless Tethering for DSLRs
For anyone who doesn’t have wireless built in to their camera, the notion of getting wireless control and viewing has always been either impossible, or, at a price, the domain […]
Read moreMake your own Lens Coat
On rare occasions I manage to find enough free time to get out and attempt to do some wildlife photography. When this happens I browse through my less than extensive […]
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