Lomography - Konstruktor DIY Kit

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You probably already know what f-stop and aperture is and how to use it for conventional photography, but what is it really? Firstly, the Konstruktor is equipped with ‘N’ and ‘B’ mode for regular and long exposures; of course, it has a tripod thread for keeping those long exposures steady. To shoot flash photos, you can purchase Konstruktor Flash Accessory Kit and a Lomography Flash of your choice. inch touchscreen, jumper wires, a mini push button switch, the body of a Ninoka NK-700 35mm camera, and two vintage C-mount lenses.

The beams travel in straight lines, which means if there were exactly one source of light, it would only be able to hit the center of the paper in the camera. Taking this resolutely analog approach one step further, or perhaps a step up, is the Lomography Konstrukor. It uses a pinhole lens instead of those fragile glass lenses… and it’s a device so simple, you could literally build it yourself.

I just got one of these and I can see that the inside of the camera is very shiny and reflects light onto the film from all four interior sides.

The finished product even has a thumbwheel for film advance, and a rewind knob with a flip-out crank. The best camera deals, reviews, product advice, and unmissable photography news, direct to your inbox! The plan was simple: plug in the HQ camera board to the Raspberry Pi, program the system to take photos using a button, and then place all of the components into the gutted body of a toy, 35mm camera I found in my basement.As a young teenager, I graduated to doing my own decals on plastic model airplane kits, and eventually to assembling and painting my own Warhammer 40,000 figurines.