3D printing
SLO: The 3D printed 35mm film camera
I’ve always assumed a camera should be impartial. Sharp and bright, lacking consideration or mystery, randomness or error. Lately we’re asked to apply a filter…
How to shoot super detailed macro photographs with the help of an Arduino and a bunch of LEDs
This is one of those topics that can become extremely complicated very quickly, but if you have a love of macro photography and a passion…
Shooting the moon with a Raspberry PI, a cheap lens and no DSLR
Shooting the moon has been a little obsession of mine for a very long time, in fact ever since I started photography. I guess it…
Make your own 3D printed speedlight grids
As somebody who owns what some would describe as a ludicrous amount of speedlights (although, nowhere near as bad as Joe McNally), and regularly grids some of…
How To Build A Raspberry PI Action Cam
You know how action camera like the GoPro or Yi Camera are never quite what you wanted? Connor Yamada experimented with a GoPro but wanted to…
How to Convert Lenses to Tilt Shift Macro Lenses With 3D Printing
At about $1500 real tilt-shift lenses are not cheap. (Long time readers will appreciate the correct spelling :). Instructable user Cpt.Insano created a 3D printed…
3 ways Of Using 35mm Film in 120 Bodies
with the slow decay of film it is getting harder and harder to find film to use on old (or new) cameras that use 120…
Build a 3D Printed, Ultralight, 3-axis Modular Time-Lapse Motion Control System
If you are looking into a well built Time lapse motion controller, you may have noticed how expensive these things are. An eMotimo TB3 for…
The Lux Is A Beautiful Waist Level 120 Camera, You Can Build It Too
Lux is a work of beauty. This velvet looking camera is a has a waist level viewfinder and it shoots 120 film. Made by Kevin…





































