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Turn a Pringles Can into a Macro Photography Tube

By Kevin Purdy on September 8, 2008 at 6:00 AM

The Photocritic blog posts a cheap and clever DIY project for digital SLR camera owners who want to take seriously crisp shots of tremendously tiny surfaces, using a Pringles potato chip can as the main component. By hollowing out the can, wrapping a standard lens in dark fabric, and putting the lens in backward, you’ve got a makeshift bellows with adjustable focus. The proof is in the photos, so check out the seriously up-close-and-personal shots the author pulled off at the link below.

Extreme Macro Photography on a budget [via Hacks Blogs]


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