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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Good one, and good one Shane and Miguel too-
    That's ok MrTorture, blame me, I'm used to it-

    Would be great if 3d printing produced opaque parts, even better if it was ir opaque too-
    maybe something to investigate further-
    but the Al/epoxy should sort everything out-

    I didn't find the helical to be difficult to reassemble-
    though I took great care to centre the lens.

    I once had a 47mm f/8 Komura, though I didn't measure it at the time-
    but I expect it might have been a tight fit too-

    I know the SA XL is too big...

    Let's see some more of these, never tire of them...

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Hello,

    This is an 8x10" P&S made for a 110mm-120mm w/ a Copal #1. Made from birch plywood.

    Also pictured is a 5x7" P&S made for a 90mm w/ a Copal # 0. Made from birch plywood.

    These are prototypes for future cameras made from exotic hardwoods and will be forsale upon request.

    The 8x10" P&S body weight is 1-1/2 lb and the 5x7 body is just under 1 lb. I suspect my hardwood cams to weight a little more.
    Last edited by Steve M Hostetter; 17-May-2010 at 15:11.

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Would someone show a picture of a homemade 11x14 cameras and holders? All of the work I see here is very nice and well thought out, having built a 4x5 field camera and refurbished several others I can appreciate the work.

    Curt

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Hi Curt,

    I have played with the idea of making an 11x14" point and shoot like you see above with a Hypergon lens attached..
    I have an older 11x14" film holder I'd use for the design and construction.

    Not sure I'd go so far as to make a bellows camera though ,, unless I could find me a cheap milling machine to make all the parts

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve M Hostetter View Post
    Hello,

    This is an 8x10" P&S made for a 110mm-120mm w/ a Copal #1. Made from birch plywood.

    Also pictured is a 5x7" P&S made for a 90mm w/ a Copal # 0. Made from birch plywood.

    These are prototypes for future cameras made from exotic hardwoods and will be forsale upon request.

    The 8x10" P&S body weight is 1-1/2 lb and the 5x7 body is just under 1 lb. I suspect my hardwood cams to weight a little more.
    Great, Steve! Can you show us some more photos of these cameras?

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    first pic is a calibration test w/ a 115mm @f8 on 8x10 P&S paper neg
    Last edited by Steve M Hostetter; 19-May-2010 at 09:44.

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    more

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    I tried to copy the plans but cd burner didn't work on them,will keep trying

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Steve,

    what's a monkey grinder?

    -Dan

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    Re: Show us your home made camera...

    Daniel,,

    A monkey grinder is a man that stands on the street corner and grinds an old musicbox while his monkey collects money off sympathetic passers-bye

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