DIY ring-flash for your DSLR
SlashGear —
... the lens, spreading them out to evenly balance the light. The toothpaste tube is needed because of its mirrored lining, which helps prevent light escaping around the main bulk of the fiber bundle.
Depending on where you buy the components, you could put something like this together for under $5, apparently. A new camera toy, minimal impact on your bank balance and minty-fresh breath - what’s not to love?
[via Hacked Gadgets] ...
Fibre Optic Camera Flash Ring
Gadget Venue —
... The Camera Flash Ring uses fibre optics to move the light from the regular flash to the end of the lens. The light is spread across 100’s of tiny points.
This is a fibre-optic flash extension for your DSLR’s popup flash. Totally easy! Works great! Durable! Designed specifically for K20D with 100 2.8 DFA lens but adaptable to other lenses (see Tamron Adaptall 90 2.5 example at the end.) Build your own!
Full Instructions Via: Hacked Gadgets
Written by Gadget Venue.
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