I bought this, also mentioned by the new Hypergon maker: https://elevanfilm.com/product/eco810ss/
Its advantage over a 3D printed camera is that you get some movements (raise / fall with ease, front tilt also possible but hard to control). Not to mention you can swap the lens and go up to a 150 or 165mm lens, although I think of using this just for the hypergon.
That's an interesting camera. Thanks for mentioning it!
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Would be reasonably easy to DIY modify one. On those cameras, the pinhole is drilled in a brownie pan, it's only held on by 8 screws so replacing the pan with a 3D printed cone for the 75mm would be a breeze. That said, the tripod mounts are super sketchy so I'd look into replacing them with Arca plates before you slap on a shiny new Hypergon.
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@rayfor
please, can you give us distance from "flange" to image for infini landscape?
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J.Ph.
Calculations finished.
I exposed the film with the sensitometer from the front and back side. Therefore, using the film base as a 'behind lens' neutral density filter.
The film base reduced exposure by about 3 stops.
So, tomorrow I'll load up some film holders with the film emulsion side away from the lens and over expose 3 stops.
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