DIY Flash Filter.

Hi Shutters people, this post will be teaching you on how to make your own flash filter, with a low cost :)
This DIY (Do-It-Yourself) flash filter can add the excitements and dramas (!) of your pictures as you go wild experimenting on the colours of the flash. Feeling eager? Come let's learn how to make your own flash filter.


First, what you need is coloured sheets of plastics.

Next, cut them to pieces (to a size that suits your flash well).

And put them on your flash (you can even put them in front of your lens).

And SHOOT! :D

So, here are my own flash filter, which I did myself.

And these are the results!

 Imam was playing with the rabbits, blue & yellow - Fisheye 2, Kodak Max 400

Amalina Tuna in red & green - Fisheye 2, Kodak Max 400

I really hope this helps - applicable to DSLR & Lomo cameras.

by Belle :)