Diy light diffuser photography

I am fanatical when it comes to DIY gear, if I can make gear myself that does the job and saves me money then I am all over it. Today I have one such DIY project for you, a simple -yet important - photographic tool for anyone who photographs outdoors: A Scrim.

Want to use professional gear even when you are on a budget? Use these 20 DIY photography lighting ideas to create your own lighting equipment and take professional photos with unusual lighting.

Soften the harsh light of mid-day sun by placing sheer white fabric, translucent paper, or a professional diffuser between your subject and the harsh light source.

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When I attended the Food Photography Overhaul last month, I learned good lighting is the KEY to good photos. I consider myself a pretty darn good student: I listen carefully, I take notes diligen…

“How do you diffuse your light?”That is the question I get time and time again. But the answer to that question can’t really be explained in a simple paragraph. What works for me,…

A soft box is a must if you want to take nice subject photos without relying on fickle natural light. They soften shadows and provide a soft even light. They can hide blemishes and generally make things look more appealing. The different between a soft light and regular lamps is the difference between these two un-retouched photos.

10 Minute Light Diffuser: Make your own light diffuser to enhance the quality of your photos! This simple design costs less than $5 and can be put together in 10 minutes!

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