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Sky-High Definition

nobeastsofierce · 2010-03-25 04:30:14

Has this been submitted here before? A home-made large format digital camera The quoted article includes a link to a sample flickr pic, and a video of the camera. For those interested, here is The creator on his creation. Fantastic project, for 200e worth of parts. Thoughts/comments?

25-03-2010 5:30am

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nobeastsofierce

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Has this been submitted here before? A home-made large format digital camera

The quoted article includes a link to a sample flickr pic, and a video of the camera.

For those interested, here is The creator on his creation.

Fantastic project, for 200e worth of parts. Thoughts/comments?

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#2 25-03-2010 5:42am

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Fantastic alright, now if only it was straight forward to build.

Network with your people: https://www.builtinireland.ie/

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#3 25-03-2010 5:53am

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dazftw wrote: »

Fantastic alright, now if only it was straight forward to build.

Agreed, I spent ages looking online for a detailed how to, it would seem none exists.
Also, the camera's creator refers to an Epson gt-s620 scanner, and the only place it seems to exist outside Japan is in articles about this guy, grr

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#4 25-03-2010 9:44am

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Heh, so much for Megapixels mean nothing ...

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#5 25-03-2010 11:07am

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dazftw wrote: »

Fantastic alright, now if only it was straight forward to build.

I had an old scanner dis-assembled to do something similar a while back. I then did a switcheroo and turned it into that paper negative based LF camera that I made.

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055838270

It's not complicated, you stick a scanner onto the back of a light-tight box with a lens at the front. You can get a little more sophisticated than that, but not much more so. Commercial large and medium format scanning backs use a similar principal.

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#6 25-03-2010 7:34pm

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DaireQuinlan wrote: »

I had an old scanner dis-assembled to do something similar a while back. I then did a switcheroo and turned it into that paper negative based LF camera that I made.

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055838270

It's not complicated, you stick a scanner onto the back of a light-tight box with a lens at the front. You can get a little more sophisticated than that, but not much more so. Commercial large and medium format scanning backs use a similar principal.

I've lurked on your other thread Daire, looks awesome, that and this give me the motivation to try something similar (if a lot more basic) myself

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