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Amit Gupta
879 days ago
 
Camera Hacks

 In today's Photojojo we showed a simple hack to build a windscreen for your digital camera's mic to cut out noise when shooting in windy situations:

http://photojojo.com/content/diy/digita … indscreen/

Have you come up with or found any great camera hacks?



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kgreer
879 days ago
 
i dont have one but i cant wait to see the responses....
i would love to find a hack for softening the flash.
ive tried different materials but i got nothing...

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kurren
879 days ago
 
My hack: Replace the broken LCD display of a Canon Digital IXUS 700 (SD500)
without the need to pass through the camera shop, that is.

The full how to: http://exploded.awcr.org/DigitalCameraDisplay

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helenrose5
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879 days ago
 
@kgreer, what have you tried? I've not done it myself, but I've heard of folks using wax paper, tissue paper, and even cloth to soften the flash.  Good luck!

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pre
879 days ago
 
Here is my Flickr tool. I submitted it to Photojoto a while ago but it was never featured. Anyway here it is,
http://imagemosaicgenerator.click42.com/

Regards,
Peter Pre big_smile

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Jenjha
879 days ago
 
Another Hack for the Flip Video - Make it Tripod ready: I found it difficult to hold the camera steady for longer periods of time while filming.  So I went to the hardware store, bought a nut to fit my tripod head (8 cents) and superglued it to the bottom of my Flip Video camera.  Instant Tripod Ready.

Ta-ta

Jen

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alicia954
879 days ago
 
Lifehacker had a post on diffusing the flash, using a coffee filter, and many commenters suggested other simple, DIY alternatives like paper towels, hankerchiefs, and tissues.

http://lifehacker.com/software/macgyver … 23c1014728


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greggan
851 days ago
 
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And more...

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mezzoforno
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851 days ago
 
I've found that coffee filters work great, as well as paper towels, but only the really soft kind. It seems to soften it, rather than to cut it out sharply? Idk, what else do you guys use?
Check me out! http://www.flickr.com/photos/mezzosopranofornow/
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