I’ve been going batshit crazy with my DSLR the last few months and I’m one of those weird dudes who likes to take macro shots. I don’t know why, but I like taking close up pictures of things because I ...

October 1, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Commercial flash diffusers and bounce cards are pricey for what they are, thin sheets of foam and plastic. This ...

Properly controlling your dSLR‘s flash is a good first step in becoming a great photographer. Most dSLR’s flashes are just so harsh and external flashes are just so expensive, so what’s a photographer ...

Flickr user Twin-Reverb made this nifty DIY flash diffuser using a cardboard paper towel tube, a paper towel, and some aluminum foil. Here’s how it was put together: …and here’s an example photo ...

Shooting photos using your camera’s built-in flash can lead to harshly lit, unflattering photos, but if you’re in a dark space you need something to light your subject. Try using a white balloon as a ...

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Has your expensive smoking habit prevented you from picking up a real DSLR flash? Well continue to tar up those lungs because that problem has been solved. Conveniently, an empty pack of cigarettes ...

Flickr user boingr came up with a great idea for those of us who don’t want to spend money on a flash diffuser from a camera shop — head over to Home Depot instead. All he did was buy an Amerimax Home ...

This quick tutorial is perfect if you don’t have a diffuser on hand but want to get on with your macro shoot. Diffusers are among the things that should never go missing in every photographer’s ...