Constructing a low-cost camera dolly

Contents

• Introduction Introduction

  • The DIY Photographer series introduction

    54s
• 1. DIY Techniques 1. DIY Techniques

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    Potato chip can trick for macro photography

    8m 26s
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    Using a chain as a stabilizer for your camera

    6m 55s
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    Making a flash diffuser out of a plastic cup

    4m 50s
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    Creating a low-cost constant lighting setup

    5m 56s
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    Light diffusion with parchment paper

    2m 44s
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    Choosing the right fabric for your backdrop

    7m 28s
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    Setting up a studio-style backdrop workspace

    7m 36s
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    Building a double flash head holder

    10m 18s
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    The many uses of binder clips

    2m 21s
  • Using foil as a fun and easy backdrop

    5m 30s
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    Creating natural light diffusion with mylar

    3m 25s
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    Using wallpaper as a portrait backdrop

    1m 32s
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    Using a painter pole to get an aerial-type look

    4m 42s
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    Another clever binder clip trick

    1m 37s
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    Rigging up a cold shoe accessory bar

    3m 20s
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    Building a ground-level light and camera stand

    5m 45s
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    Adding cold shoe support to a handheld tripod

    8m 27s
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    Constructing a large v-flat diffusion panel

    8m 39s
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    Making your own diffusion panels for hot-light work

    8m 23s
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    Creating your own shadow casters

    3m 46s
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    Constructing a massive but inexpensive soft box

    8m 18s
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    Fabricating false walls for a clever backdrop solution

    3m 24s
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    Creating simple but effective reflective panels

    5m 26s
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    A creative solution for overhead photography

    12m 56s
  • Constructing a low-cost camera dolly

    16m 53s