stunning DIY ringflash box: www.flickr.com/photos/craigwhitephotography/2232019806/in… Credits for the boxed ringflash go to nickwheeleroz: www.flickr.com/photos/nickwheeleroz/2281061700/ To see/read more on this project, view the rest of the set preliminary tests on my home-brewed boxed ring flash. inspired by nickwheeleroz www.flickr.com/photos/nickwheeleroz/2281061700/ Yes, lots of aluminum. Looks like a tank briefcase. The aluminum came from one 8 foot “L” shaped bar and a meter stick. The handle was from an old cupboard. The camera in this pic is a D70s w/ tokina 11-16mm + hood. which didn’t fit onto the screw mount as seen. I need a router to get through the rest of the bottom plate aluminum or drill a row of holes for adjustability. The ringflash should fit most standard lens, might be difficult for 77 mm threads and larger. Don’t miss these contents! front view of DIY ringflash boxLighting Setup - Karli BlackLighting Setup by elinchromePhotosample by New Alienbees RingflashRingflash on wikipedia
stunning DIY ringflash box:

www.flickr.com/photos/craigwhitephotography/2232019806/in…

Credits for the boxed ringflash go to nickwheeleroz:
www.flickr.com/photos/nickwheeleroz/2281061700/

To see/read more on this project, view the rest of the set

preliminary tests on my home-brewed boxed ring flash.

inspired by nickwheeleroz
www.flickr.com/photos/nickwheeleroz/2281061700/

Yes, lots of aluminum. Looks like a tank briefcase.

The aluminum came from one 8 foot “L” shaped bar and a meter stick. The handle was from an old cupboard.

The camera in this pic is a D70s w/ tokina 11-16mm + hood. which didn’t fit onto the screw mount as seen. I need a router to get through the rest of the bottom plate aluminum or drill a row of holes for adjustability.

The ringflash should fit most standard lens, might be difficult for 77 mm threads and larger.

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