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Nov 13, 2008 18:23 |  #1

Ok not really but I found out something that Gary Fong Tupperware can be used for. It need a little more work but $1.78 white bowl $2.00 convex mirror and a little hot glue I'll have to put on a little more glue and a couple more coats of paint. Just have it tacked together now but hot glue is pretty much strong enough to hold it together and also easy to remove And yes I know I need to remove the yellow peal off and get rif of the blue tape thats to keep from getting the paint on that high dollar tupperware
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Nov 13, 2008 22:13 |  #2

she's cute.


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Nov 13, 2008 22:37 as a reply to  @ madalyn10207's post |  #3

Hi Daniel,

It's still a pretty small light source. I'd be curious to see it used on a person.

Do you find that the Fong collar is enough to hold it to the Speedlight securely?


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Nov 13, 2008 22:50 |  #4

Can you give us info on the bowl? I might be interested on making one of thies for table top stuff. I know you can get the Fong-O-ware knock off for $16. I just need to go to walmart an look in the kitchen section to find a bowl.


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Nov 13, 2008 23:12 |  #5

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Hi Daniel,

It's still a pretty small light source. I'd be curious to see it used on a person.

Do you find that the Fong collar is enough to hold it to the Speedlight securely?

Yes it is small just a little over 11" should work pretty good on close ups beats pulling out that 24" though and the Fong holds it well the bowl is actually lighter than the Fong I guess thats why it was so cheap I wouldn't try to mix a cake in it

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Can you give us info on the bowl? I might be interested on making one of thies for table top stuff. I know you can get the Fong-O-ware knock off for $16. I just need to go to walmart an look in the kitchen section to find a bowl.

Its was in the kitchen section they are just a little over 11" they had two different colors cost a little under $2 they are thin and cheap be careful cutting the bottom out when I started cutting it cracked so I ended up melting it out with a soldering iron. the mirror is in the automotive section its just a 3.75" stick on. I used hot glue and it holds pretty good I haven't tried to pull it apart but I threw it around a little and it has stayed together with just a small amount of glue

They also have some larger bowls in the store but I was trying to keep it light so I wouldn't have to put additional bracing to support the flash head


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Nov 14, 2008 03:19 |  #6

Hey that's very creative, nice work, Daniel.


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