Scanning your film using a DSLR isn’t exactly a new idea. For a long time, people have been rigging together DIY setups with a diffuse light behind a film, then taking a photo of it with their digital ...

In May, we reported on a DIY way to do a Matrix-like “bullet time” using a GoPro and a ceiling fan motor. By spinning the GoPro around the subject at high speeds, it could be captured at all manner of ...

DIY timelapse videos are always awesome, but perhaps the most crucial part of any timelapse is the camera rig. A typical timelapse involves a rig that doesn't move, but if you want to get fancy and ...

Jorge Martinez, the man behind the rig, explains that he got everything he needed at his local Home Depot, so any hardware store will do. The only piece he had to order online was the quick release ...

Many have congratulated me on the creative solutions I came up with to solve many of the problems we encountered on the shoot of the indie feature “Singapore Sling.” That’s flattering – especially ...

These days, Youtube is more competitive than ever. Creators put out videos of wildly expensive, complex projects with equally pricy camera gear. [Do It Whenever?] wanted to join the arms race, ...

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If you really like the idea of shooting 3D images but you aren't keen on having to buy a new camera or expensive lens to take the 3D photos this DIY project may be just for you. The finished product ...