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There is quite a boom of 3D printed accessories for cameras. This includes also the creation of lenses. The latest idea comes from Alessandro Sarri who writes: I saved the lenses of a point and shoot Olympus 38mm f:2. sonyalpharumors.com »
Printing your photography is a great way to display it, give it as a gift, and experiment with different ways to present your work. One aspect of printing that will inevitably come up is the type of paper that you want to print on -- should you choose glossy or matte? [Read More] petapixel.com »
A Redditor's 3D-printable pistol grip for cameras takes the phrase "point and shoot" and makes it a lot more literal.
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Apple's foray into digital cameras was short-lived but one photographer is still using his, only with a Nikon F-Mount placed on the 1995 camera. [Read More] petapixel.com »
A photographer 3D printed a 4x telescopic macro adapter lens and sent it to a photographer for a field test who produced stunning results with the custom-made glass. [Read More] petapixel.com »
My son texted me the other day asking for my meatball recipe. It’s a rarity that he texts me for recipes, so I was thrilled to my toes. About a week later, my daughter texted me asking for my fresh pumpkin pie recipe. petapixel.com »
Photographer Nicholas Sherlock—whose impressive 3D-printed DIY creations have appeared on PetaPixel before—is at it again. This time, he’s created a fully-functional 300mm extension tube, complete with contacts for aperture control and autofocus, so that he can go out and shoot insane 5x macro photos. petapixel.com »
The Hubble Ultra Deep Field is one of the most iconic and mind-blowing photographs ever known to man, and thus deserves to be printed in the most fascinating and artistic processes still around today. thephoblographer.com »
When was the last time you had any of your photos printed? Or even bought or received a printed photo? For those who can't recall, it may be difficult to answer the premise of this article. For those who had an answer straight away, printed photos could still have a place in their home, work space, or office. thephoblographer.com »
One of the smaller frustrations anyone who has ever shot on film is forgetting the speed of the film they’ve loaded inside their camera. This is especially true when you spend long intervals in using up just one roll of film and your camera doesn’t have an ISO/ASA dial or that thing at the back where you can put part of the film’s box that indicates the speed. thephoblographer.com »
L. Type, which prides itself in producing the world's best professional-quality prints, has taken to Kickstarter to fund their next big project. Their goal is to make bigger prints for portfolios, exhibits, and art prints, as they currently can only print up to 12 inches wide. thephoblographer.com »
L. Type, which prides itself in producing the world's best professional-quality prints, has taken to Kickstarter to fund their next big project. Their goal is to make bigger prints for portfolios, exhibits, and art prints, as they currently can only print up to 12 inches wide. thephoblographer.com »
There are quite a few unusual photo printing ideas that have emerged over the years, but photographer Lawrence Sumulong‘s latest technique is one of the sweetest we’ve seen — literally. petapixel.com »
There is something to be said for 3D printed gear that you can print for yourself, but have any of you ever considered using a 3D printed camera for your next photo gig? Probably not, but I would think it is also safe to say that you have not seen a medium format 3D printed camera that looks quite as polished as the Goodman One. thephoblographer.com »
Photographer Dewey Keithly has been a fan of old photographic processes for a really long time, and he's also always been very experimental with his work. His latest project was a combination of things including a super interesting and creative idea. thephoblographer.com »
High-end photo backdrops can cost over $1,000 apiece. When photographer Jeremy Cowart couldn’t find a backdrop he needed a few days ago, he had an idea: Cowart drew his own backdrop on an iPad Pro and printed it out at 40×80 inches on a $4,000 professional Canon printer. petapixel.com »
Have you ever had your photos professionally printed? It’s one thing to have your images stored away on a computer or SD card somewhere, but taking that final step and having them printed out for you to display gives them a new life. petapixel.com »
London-based photographer Paul Kohlhaussen has a wish list of cameras he’d love to shoot with, but he can’t afford them. So, he did something rather unusual: he decided to combine some of their notable features into a custom camera that he 3D printed himself. petapixel.com »
Photographer Mathieu Stern has based his YouTube channel on reviewing cheap and unusual lenses, but for his latest experiment he went a different direction. Stern created his own lens using 3D printing to see what results he could achieve. petapixel.com »
