Kiel Johnson’s cardboard twin lens reflex camera
Cardboard art virtuoso Kiel Johnson builds a giant twin lens reflex camera in this time-lapse video. Check out his other amazing cardboard creations on his site. [via Hi-Fructose] Kiel Johnson
Photography & Video
The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for creating and editing digital photos and videos, as well as how to make your own still and video cameras.
How To: DIY photo reflector
Jared from InventGeek begins a series of photo gear projects with his recipe for a 40″ pop-up reflector – So photography is not only a hobby of mine, but also more or less absolute necessity for what I do here on invent geek. That being said I have always been appalled at the high prices […]
K’Nex Lightbox Tutorial
Kristin Boehm has posted a great detailed tutorial on how to make a lightbox out of K’Nex pieces for product photography. She was digging for the perfect materials and stumbled across a box of K’Nex from her childhood, and the rest is history.
K’Nex lightbox tutorial
Kristin Boehm has posted a great detailed tutorial on how to make a lightbox out of K’Nex pieces for product photography. She was digging for the perfect materials and stumbled across a box of K’Nex from her childhood, and the rest is history.
Mochimochi Photo Contest
It’s the 3rd annual Mochimochi Photo Contest! Anna writes: Once again, we’re looking for the cutest, funniest, most interesting photo of a Mochimochi Land toy. All you have to do to enter is upload your photo(s) to the Mochimochi Friends group on Flickr by November 16th. Like previous years, winners will receive cute goodies from […]
Bullet impacts at 1,000,000 frames per second
I’m not entirely sure who made this video. I have this strange intuition it might be someone named “Werner Mehl,” and that the video might be copyright 2009, and….somehow, that Werner’s website is probably www.kurzzeit.com. Isn’t it weird how sometimes stuff just comes to you?
Nikon’s Small World gallery
1st Place, 2009 – Dr. Heiti Paves, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia.
