Build an Olympus Mirrorless Camera Out of Paper
Looking for a fun little weekend craft project or some thrifty home decor? You can make yourself an Olympus mirrorless camera out of paper.
Looking for a fun little weekend craft project or some thrifty home decor? You can make yourself an Olympus mirrorless camera out of paper.
Digital download store Caravan Shoppe has a new product called the Click Click Camera Pack. It's a set of printable camera designs that are designed for kids crafts and decor.
One of our popular posts back in 2011 was a quick video tutorial on how you can use Mod Podge to transfer photographs onto blocks of wood (we also shared a text-based tutorial earlier this year).
If you thought that was cool, get this: you can also do the same type of photo transfer onto pieces of beach glass!
Want to make some business cards for your photography business that stand out from among traditional cards? Try making some in the style of 35mm film slides. Last week we shared photographer Lars Swanson's beautiful slide cards, and this week we have a step-by-step look at how you can make something similar.
For Valentine's Day today (you didn't forget, did you?), San Francisco-based self-proclaimed super nerd Doctor Popular decided to give his significant other a card packaged inside a 35mm film canister.
If you're looking for a fun and cheap gag gift that's somewhat photography related, check out Paper-Kit. It's a simple, and easy-to-use web app that lets you turn your portrait photos (probably better described as mug shots) into nifty 3D heads that you print, cut, and assemble yourself.
With Christmas just around the corner, here's a clever DIY craft idea for adding some photographic cheer to your gift giving this year: adorn your presents with gift bows made out of 35mm film strips.
About a year ago, we shared a neat DIY method of transferring black-and-white photos onto blocks of …
Want a personalized pencil holder for your workspace that features your photography? Check out this neat “photo-roll holder” idea …
For a fun weekend craft, try sculpting your own camera using a chunk of …
As you already know, we're pretty obsessed with Polaroids, and all the creative photography we can get our hands on. This tutorial will teach you how to make a pop-up Polaroid camera card that "prints" out a miniature Polaroid picture.
The pieces of card stock for this project are about 7-1/2 inches long by 4-1/2 inches wide. To create a mini Polaroid you can print, we recommend using the Shake It Photo iPhone app. Send the image from your phone to your email, drop it into Preview, Photoshop or Word to resize, and you're good to go.
If you have some unwanted 35mm negatives lying around and need a simple gift idea, you can …
Accidentally expose an entire roll of film to light? Instead of throwing it away, you can turn it into …
Our camera stickers are fun, but for something more personal you can make your own 35mm film …
Kodak’s website has a “Create” section stocked with all kinds of different photo …
Mother’s Day is in just a couple of days, and if you’re planning on writing a letter for your …
Here’s a neat idea for displaying your photos: pick up a set of …
If your wall needs decorating and you have a lot of time on your hands (and we mean a …