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fring.we.bs - 2/6/2009

The Fring - DIY Ring Flash Cheap!

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This is a fibre-optic flash extension for your DSLR's popup flash. Totally easy! Works great! Durable!

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hackedgadgets.com - 2/6/2009

DIY Fiber Optic Camera Flash Ring

— hackedgadgets.com —   For about $5 you can build your own DIY Fiber Optic Camera Flash Ring . It... allows you to extend the camera flash using fiber optic to illuminate your subject from many tiny points of light all around the camera lens. "This is a ... (more) DIY Fiber Optic Camera Flash Ring

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crunchgear.com - 2/11/2009

DIY: SLR ring flash

— crunchgear.com — Regardless of what camera you use, a ring flash can be expensive. And for macro photography, there’s... nothing better. But let’s say you’re on a budget. So instead of spending up to $600, how about one you can make for about $5.00, ... (more) DIY: SLR ring flash

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slashgear.com - 2/6/2009

DIY ring-flash for your DSLR

— slashgear.com — In the right hands, a ring-flash can produce some great shots with a DSLR; problem is, that... “right hand” also likely needs to have a deep pocket to dip into, as DSLR accessories don’t tend to be cheap. So how about a DIY ring flash ... (more) DIY ring-flash for your DSLR

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DIY Fiber Optic Camera Flash Ring
Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog — ... For about $5 you can build your own DIY Fiber Optic Camera Flash Ring. It allows you to extend the camera flash using fiber optic to illuminate your subject from many tiny points of light all around the camera lens. ...

DIY ring-flash for your DSLR
SlashGear — ... In the right hands, a ring-flash can produce some great shots with a DSLR; problem is, that “right hand” also likely needs to have a deep pocket to dip into, as DSLR accessories don’t tend to be cheap.  So how about a DIY ring flash, made from fiber-optic toys, a tube of toothpaste and a load of zip ties?  ...

DIY: SLR ring flash
CrunchGear — ... Essentially, what the anonymous author did was take some fiber optic strings, a couple of balloons, a tube of toothpaste, and some zip ties, and make a way for the on camera flash to come from the front of the lens. It also makes the light spread out more evenly, which can be a major issue if you are taking close up shots. ...

Fibre Optic Camera Flash Ring
Gadget Venue — ... around to light up a subject. 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 ...

DIY: DSLR fiber optic ring flash
MAKE Magazine — ... before. You can save a lot of money by making a ring flash yourself. I especially like the use of an old toothpaste tube for enclosing the fiber optic tubing. Who knew it was so reflective inside? 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! DIY: DSLR fiber optic ring flash [CrunchGear] In the Maker Shed: ...