To be a photographer is to lose lens caps. They slide under stacks of paper and get kicked across floors. But armed with a shampoo bottle, an X-acto knife, and this guide, you can make your lens ...

However, lens caps are also lost quite easily. Thus, it’s useful to be able to make your own, and [DSLR CNC DIY] has the low down on how to do it. The benefit of printing your own lens caps is ...

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Losing a camera lens cap is no fun; not only are you temporarily without protection for your lens, but they're surprisingly expensive to replace. This DIY cap holder will keep your cap close at ...

Lens caps are important for protecting expensive camera lenses from damage. ... Thus, it’s useful to be able to make your own, and [DSLR CNC DIY] has the low down on how to do it. ...

Underwater housing case price: $130 DIY version: approximately $10-17. Pinhole Lens. You’ll need: Old lens cap (six cents to $1, eBay) Foil (approximately $8, grocery stores) Pin (19 cents, Amazon) ...

Unlike some photo DIY projects, I can see no reason why you would ever have to buy a commercial version of Derrick Story’s Rear Lens Cap Pad. It is as simple a project as you could imagine, but ...

DIY site Instructables demonstrates an ingenious way to keep tabs on your SLR lens cover. All you need is a small piece of self-adhesive Velcro. Affix one side to the back of the cover, the other ...

If you do decide to change lenses, do it somewhere sheltered, put any lens caps on quickly, and keep your camera pointing at the ground, which will stop debris from getting blown into it. Go shoot ...

Make a macro lens the DIY photography way 01 Make the extender Cut the toilet roll tube to roughly 100mm, then tape a piece of neoprene inside to help cut out any light reflections.