Lomography - Konstruktor DIY Kit

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Of course, in true Lomographic spirit you can also decide to forget the rules and decorate your Konstrucktor F in a totally unique style! It also looks like a wonderful vintage camera, with a solid build thanks to the laser-cut wood, and possesses the rare IKEA-esque feature of actually encouraging people to build out their own gadgets from scratch, so they love and cherish them even more! If you're running a script or application, please register or sign in with your developer credentials here. Compounding this is the unreliable shot counter which, no matter how tightly I screwed it on, just would not move reliably with the film spool.

We love connecting with our crew to share ideas and art created with our Paper Shoot Cameras, PLUS get all the deets on current promotions and specials.You'll notice the large white streak on the left side of the images, that is a light leak through the foam seal at the bottom of my camera. You can make your own box from scratch out of any kind of light-proof material, or you can build the camera out of a preexisting box.

Taking this resolutely analog approach one step further, or perhaps a step up, is the Lomography Konstrukor.

As an insight into camera assembly and the components that make up a film SLR, plus a means of whiling away a few hours, the Lomography Konstruktor works well. It’s time to take the next step on your exciting photographic adventure and boost your creativity to the max. The plan was simple: plug in the HQ camera board to the Raspberry Pi, program the system to take photos using a button, and then place all of the components into the gutted body of a toy, 35mm camera I found in my basement.

I just got one of these and I can see that the inside of the camera is very shiny and reflects light onto the film from all four interior sides. There are endless possibilities with these tiny computers, but for now, I’m happier seeing what everyone on Reddit comes up with rather than trying to create something of my own. I want it to be clear that building a pinhole camera relies on your abilities, available materials, and your desired outcome.SLR stands for ‘Single Lens Reflex’; with this type of camera, it’s possible to focus and view exactly what you shoot. Your camera is going to need some way to stop light from entering when you aren't taking a picture, but get out of the way easily when you do want to take one. The easiest way to do this is to have a piece of flat material in parallel with the pinhole, exactly the focal length away.