Designer Turns A Konica Film Camera Into A Digital Shooter With 3D-Printed Parts
By John Biggs The Konica Auto S3 is considered by camera lovers to be one of the best low-cost rangefinder pocket shooters. Originally made in 1973 it features a 38mm f1.8 lens and internal leaf shutter. But it also shot 35mm film. A designer, Ollie Baker, gave the camera a new lease on life by pulling the back of the camera, adding a few 3D-printed parts, and creating the ultimate Frakenshooter.… Read More
Via: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/SJGObQ8pw48/
About author
You might also like
Prince Won’t Stream 4 U (Unless You’re On Tidal, Or Maybe Google Music)
By Ingrid Lunden Call it the Taylor effect: it looks like another high-profile musician is sharpening his arrows to take aim at how streaming music services pay artists. Music from
The Thin Black-Clad Line
By Jon Evans We live in a cyberpunk novel. Every major nation-state clandestinely develops (and/or purchases) carefully targeted malware, and constantly probes—or penetrates—other nations’ defenses while desperately evaluating their offensive
Collaboration Service Convo Revamps Web Interface For More Speed, More Integrations
By Anthony Ha Real-time collaboration service Convo is unveiling what CEO Faizan Buzdar called “the biggest, most massive update” since it launched. While Slack has been hogging the collaboration spotlight
