"I feel that it's important to try and resurrect older cameras," says Swedish photographer Ian Bakke. A lawsuit some decades ago meant that Kodamatic cameras haven't had usable film for some time now.
After being cooped up indoors during last year's lockdown and with access to a 3D printer, Ian Bakke might have come up with a solution. . thephoblographer.com
"The driving force behind our dedication to the craft of designing and creating cameras, is to carve a legacy", says Dora Goodman about her eponymous, small scale camera manufacturing company. What started as a hobby to beautify the exterior look of vintage cameras has blossomed into a camera design and production career for Dora.
"I don’t have my own Zinstax, believe it or not. If I had a spare one, I would always send it to the next customer on the waiting list", says Han Chen. Currently a student based in Germany, Chen's brainchild is the aptly named Zinstax - a 3D printed back made for shooting Instax film on a Mamiya RZ67.
"I don’t have my own Zinstax, believe it or not. If I had a spare one, I would always send it to the next customer on the waiting list", says Han Chen. Currently a student based in Germany, Chen's brainchild is the aptly named Zinstax - a 3D printed back made for shooting Instax film on a Mamiya RZ67.