Accessories

All the gizmos and gadgets we need and want.

Using Manfrotto Arms

June 26th 2019

I have been using the Manfrotto Arms extensively in stead of tripods and other camera platforms. Here are my experiences.

DIY macro flash tube

August 3rd 2015

This neat little macro tool was originally made from a Pringles can. I decided to make an upgraded version.

My remote release ecosystem

February 17th 2015

Since I often take pictures of myself, I use remotes quite a bit and have amassed a collection of flexible and practical remote solutions for my cameras - even a DIY foot release

Manfrotto Friction Arm

August 6th 2014

I already had a Manfrotto Magic Arm, but wanted to try the Manfrotto arm with a friction knob for tightening, and I can only recommend this model over the somewhat awkward <

Camera Obscura Update

August 4th 2014

I have equipped my camera obscura with some better hardware to get better control and in the end better images with it.

The Camera Obscura

July 10th 2014

I supported a successful Kickstarter campaign which aimed to make a small and inexpensive Camera Obscura. I received and built my camera – and I already love it.

I don't use filters

January 20th 2014

I don't use physical filters on my lenses and I very rarely use digital filters on my image files

Roundflash

September 28th 2013

The Roundflash is a very neat and practical Polish ringflash adapter, which collapses and expands like a Lastolite reflector.

Manfrotto Flexi Arm

September 24th 2013

A swan neck style arm that fits onto a Super Clamp. Not stiff enough to hold anything substatial - and almost unable to hold itself with no load.

Manfrotto Magic Arm

September 12th 2013

The Magic (AKA Holding) Arm isn't really magic at all, but a jointed arm that locks with a snap and can hold even a large SLR. It's paired with a Super Clamp.

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