A good attempt. I think the front portion of the camera needs some redesigning. As the front portion is designed like a narrow funnels, some photographs have darker corners.
The problem with your unique drop in film loading is that it leaves no way to calibrate the focus ring other than using film tests in a methodical manner. While there are a few really good viewfinder apps, they cant replace a ground glass when it comes to composition and focusing accuracy. Really such a camera should have a detachable roll film holder and focusing screen options Your example photos sure don't seem to match up with those from other 617s on the market. You appear to use the same type of helical as that famous but no longer available plastic 4x5 point and shoot camera.
It's great that you worked so hard creating this, but claiming it's even close to what a linhof siii or a fuji can do is a faaaar stretch. So many little things that would give me headaches.
I meant 3D printed 6x17 camera. I searched up all 6x17 cameras, including those you mentioned, and designed one that is supposedly better than all 6x17 3D printed competitors.
Amazing video, Zalán! Thanks for featuring my photos in it :D The new camera looks awesome!
Fantasztikus kamera es a video is szuper. Köszi szépen!
A good attempt.
I think the front portion of the camera needs some redesigning. As the front portion is designed like a narrow funnels, some photographs have darker corners.
Dude this is so impressive! I'd love to get my hands on one
I'm really in love with that vintage film camera look of the final photos
I had no idea 3d printed cameras exist. Now I do, thanks! Very cool stuff.
Thanks for the mention and creating such a nice camera to work with!
Great work, Zalán. Definitley a good entry point into 6x17 that doesn't cost thousands of dollars 💰
wow this is awesome!! I cant wait to get my hands in one if these
WOW, would love to try this!
Определённо, оно того стоило! Кадры отличные!
Wow!!!! so young and so talented! I have to save some money for one of these beauties!.
The problem with your unique drop in film loading is that it leaves no way to calibrate the focus ring other than using film tests in a methodical manner. While there are a few really good viewfinder apps, they cant replace a ground glass when it comes to composition and focusing accuracy. Really such a camera should have a detachable roll film holder and focusing screen options
Your example photos sure don't seem to match up with those from other 617s on the market. You appear to use the same type of helical as that famous but no longer available plastic 4x5 point and shoot camera.
Fantastic stuff brother
love the new design
good luck with your future endeavours
This is amazing!
you shredded af :D
Haha, thanks!
Are you going to be selling the digital files to 3D print this model ourselves?
It's great that you worked so hard creating this, but claiming it's even close to what a linhof siii or a fuji can do is a faaaar stretch. So many little things that would give me headaches.
I meant 3D printed 6x17 camera. I searched up all 6x17 cameras, including those you mentioned, and designed one that is supposedly better than all 6x17 3D printed competitors.
well, that's a very different thing than. :D @@zalantoth
A linhoff is also 4000€ more expensive and not 3d printed.
Hardly a comparison.