This is an easy dolly to make for you next video project. The final results are really good, especially for just using some model railroad tracks. Make sure to check out the sample videos on the website. I made my first attempt at a micro dolly today. I want to use it to shoot miniatures […]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Found: High powered railgun [above, top-left] Rumble TV [above, top-right] Tiny optotouch [above, bottom-left] Lo-fi loop machine [above, bottom-right] A fresh batch of rick rolls Tootsie Roll Flash drive Surface mount hotcakes Custom K3YB04RD
Steve sent in his DIY Camera kaleidoscope he made form some scrap aluminum tubing. It works, but there are still some issues with alignment and focusing. I wonder what would happen if the tubing was polished on the inside, or how about cutting some mirror in strips, or metallic paper? Camera kaleidoscope Related: HOW TO […]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Pummer pics on Make: Pool [above, bottom-left] USB hub spider [above, top-left] Electric click (prototype) [above, top-right] Arduino MIDI touchpad [above, bottom-right]
Udi sent us this how-to for a very high quality photo softbox – looks quite professional and worth the effort – This is a DIY project I have had in mind for a while now. When I purchased my studio flash heads, they came with a couple of small softboxes. Although I prefer to use […]
A user on the Arduino forums built this high-speed photo flash trigger – I used Arduino to build a trigger for my camera’s flash. It turned out to work really well! The write up includes an explanation of how camera triggers work and the benefits of using Arduino. One benefit of using a microcontroller like […]
This is a great video on how to set up a photo shoot for you next project. There are some really great tips that will save you a lot of money, and give you professional results. You may want to try some of these techniques next time you take pictures for our Make flickr photo […]
