I’ve designed and built a 3D-printed 35mm film camera that can shoot movies, photos, and time-lapses and also serves as a developed film scanner.
Its custom (Super8) frame size enables longer shooting time, making it a cheap and easy way to shoot and scan 35mm film movies at about 51€ per 10min at 18fps.
Fully automatic film wind/rewind system whit auto lense track positioning, a built-in light meter, support for C-mount lenses, an OLED display interface, and a rechargeable battery.
Both sample footages were completely shot on just two 35mm 36-exp film rolls (Fomapan 100 and Kodak Gold 200) at 18 fps.
More project info:
Project update video:
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0:00 Camera demo
0:37 Black&White footage sample
1:44 Color footage sample
3:02 Project presentation
#super8 #35mm #3dprinting #film #analog #diy #moviemaking #scanning #productdesign #mechanicalengineering #cinematography #16mm #functionaldesign
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