DIY Reflector For €3 In Just 3 Minutes
A while ago I wrote a post about How To Use A Reflector For Better Portraits, but what if you don’t want to spend the money, but you do want to use a reflecor? Make it yourself for less than €3 euro in just 3 minutes!
What do you need?
1. Paperboard
2. Aluminium Foil
3. Scotch Tape
How does it work?
Simply make strokes with the aluminium foil over the paperboard and tape it at the backside. Done! During these shots there was not so much light coming from the window, but we definitely noticed the difference! In the photos below you will see the reflector (and the window) in her eyes. If you want to save money, or if you are just starting in photography, I can recommend to make a reflector yourself!
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A DIY reflector is a versatile and cost-effective tool used in photography, videography, and various creative projects to manipulate and enhance lighting conditions. Crafted from easily accessible materials, such as foam boards, aluminum foil, or reflective paper, a DIY reflector can bounce, redirect, or soften natural or artificial light sources. This process helps to reduce harsh shadows, illuminate subjects, and create captivating visual effects. Aspiring photographers and content creators can find inspiration and step-by-step guides for crafting their own DIY reflectors at magicalkits.com where innovative ideas and practical instructions converge to empower individuals in their lighting endeavors.
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