#diycameragear

[tulapanna-art]

DIY tripod!

Who needs expensive camera accessories when you can create your own amazing tripod at home? Inspire your inner DIY guru and craft your way to stunning shots.

[leatherobscura]

1st test of a camera slide rail I made for taking stereoscopic (3D) images. I'll be the first to say it's not especially precise! I did have to correct the levels a bit in Photoshop, but all in all I'm quite happy with it. I do need to find a way of stabilizing the rail though if I want to use it on a tripod, as it shows terribly, which rather defeats the point haha! For this test I took four images at about 5cm / 2" intervals, because I knew I'd be displaying it as a video like this. If I were going to display or view then using a stereoscopic viewer, or process it into a red and cyan anaglyph image, I would have just done two images, for the left and right eyes. The slider is quite long, so can be used for landscape stereoscopic images, where you want to space out the left and right eye positions unnaturally wide, so as to increase the 3D effect. Anyway, I'd like to try shooting a model with this at some point. #stereoscopic #3dpicture #diycameraslider #diycameragear #diyphotography #stereoscopicphotography #stereoscopic3d (at Whangaparaoa, New Zealand) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxyPjXEAIO8/?igshid=xvzr097z0ubx

[imagesbylemke]

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What I was up too today, did get a shoot at whitnall Park in, but bitten up quite a bit! But got s great deal on the golf cart, conversion to a camera gear carrier for at EAA in a week. #caneragear #carryingcases #diy #diycameragear #imagesbylemke #camerabag (at West Allis, Wisconsin)