Large-format Pinhole Cameras to Build at Home
A project in Denver, CO by David Hancock000days
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Durable, Precise, Fun, Build-at-home Large Format Pinhole Cameras for Serious Film and Pinhole Photographers
Backers: 83
Average Pledge Per Backer: $227
Funded: $18,859 of $17,500
Dates: Jul 31st -> Aug 30th (30 days)
Project By: David Hancock
Backers: 83
Average Pledge Per Backer: $227
Funded: $18,859 of $17,500
Dates: Jul 31st -> Aug 30th (30 days)
Project By: David Hancock
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current pledge level
Last Updated: August 30 @ 10:05 -0400 GMT
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Latest News
We made it!
August 29th - via: kickstarter.com
Thank you, everyone, for your support on this project. We've made it. I'll post a more detailed update on the next few days, but right now I'm going to go celebrate by shooting some glass plates in the 8x10. Yes, the Pictographica plate holders do... (Read More)
Three Days Left!
August 26th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, everyone, As we approach the last 48 hours I've been prepping some of the rewards. Here's my idea for the backer sticker. The design may change depending on the final sticker size, but I wanted to have something that channels the core design... (Read More)
Quick clip of the final shutter design in action
August 20th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, Backers, as we get closer in to the funding goal, I wanted to share a video clip I made of the 4X10 Diptych showing off the shutter. This clip shows the shutter in the correct orientation (pushing down on the shutter lever to open the shutter... (Read More)
Bubble Levels will be Included!
August 19th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, everyone, I sat down and did some work tonight and I figured out a way to streamline some of the cameras' laser geometry (fewer starts and stops means less cutting time and less cost, so converting sharp corners into small-radius rounded corners... (Read More)
Sample Diptych Images (Finally!)
August 14th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, backers, I wanted to share what the 410 Diptych images look like. The campaign did have the single 4X10 photo in it but the diptychs I had been unable to digitize until tonight (it's been hot here and our downstairs' neighbor's AC shakes the... (Read More)
Andrew of Andrew and Danae Reviews the 5119 Cameras 45 with Sample Shots
August 11th - via: kickstarter.com
Hey, everyone, First up, we're a bit more than halfway to the goal after just ten or eleven days. Thank you very much for believing in this project! Regardless of the campaign outcome, I want you to know that your faith in this project has been... (Read More)
DIY pinhole camera offers a cheap way to try large format 4x10 film photography
August 5th - via: digitalcameraworld.com
In this digital age, why would any serious photographer want to mess around with a film camera? Well, it's not just nostalgia. There are still areas where film can be superior to digital, and one of the most obvious is large-format photography. (Read More)
Photographer Launches DIY Large-Format Pinhole Camera Kits
August 4th - via: petapixel.com
Set up by David Hancock, a photographer and writer who also shares educational material on YouTube, the Kickstarter campaign features large-format pinhole cameras — 5119 Cameras — that are designed to be built at home. Hancock shares that his project originated from a conversation with a photographer friend who was no longer able to use the fine controls on his cameras, which prompted Hancock to design simple cameras that could be used by anyone. (Read More)
What an exciting first day!
August 1st - via: kickstarter.com
Thank you, firstly, to everyone who has backed already. Seeing the pledges arrive has let me know that other people also believe in making cameras that anyone can use. Getting to almost one-third funded in a day has been a lot to process and I... (Read More)
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