Making your own light reflectors (P1/3)

Well the title says it all - making your own light reflectors for your photography gear. Its VERY basic and not something you want to take out as a professional photographer but for the hobbiest - it works just fine.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• tutorial
• camera
• light
• reflector
• photography

[adoptediconfilms]

"you crazy yanks".............. *groan*

[shimmiwyld]

S'true enough ;)

[DavisImages]

This is great stuff...thanks for sharing!

Oh...and it is cool to hear your Australian accent - it is so weird to hear someones voice when all you have done is seen their photos.

I have been told I have a minor Boston accent - no where near the movie accents you hear botched up and over acted!

:)

Again thanks for sharing

[shimmiwyld]

Hehe I know what you mean. I think its hilarious when American actors try and mimick the Aussie accents and end up sounding more like New Zealanders than Aussies ;)

[onodi9]

austreilia, new zeelund, who cares what's the difference. you all worthless.

[08ZXRider]

@shimmiwyld

There's a difference?! LOL

;-D

[tourdumonde77]

Good job, but I have to confess it makes me laugh a lot too, because this tuto is supposed to be build for photographers or videographers, and you just recorded your video AGAINST your main source of light (the window behind you), without any additional lightng, so everything looks like dark and dull.

You should have put your table at the place of your camera, your camera being between you and the main light source ;)

[barbershop22]

Nice video. You explain things well.

[taufikhartanto]

thank you so much for the tips,,god bless you,,