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came across this on a local website,
uses the smartphone in place of
an enlarger lens. Hmmmm
http://petapixel.com/2013/09/03/enf...inting-digital-smartphone-photos/#more-121963
uses the smartphone in place of
an enlarger lens. Hmmmm
http://petapixel.com/2013/09/03/enf...inting-digital-smartphone-photos/#more-121963
skibeerr
Well-known
not for me, seems fun though.
alienmeatsack
Well-known
That sounds fun! I've actually been working on the basic sketches and measurements for my own version of it at home.
I was going to do a little more rudimentary lens system and use a simple stand to hold the phone above a basic lens or magnifying glass or similar to make rough prints onto Instax and/or photo paper.
I hope it does well. It could introduce a new crowd to printing their own darkroom style photos and maybe get some more film fans into the world again.
I was going to do a little more rudimentary lens system and use a simple stand to hold the phone above a basic lens or magnifying glass or similar to make rough prints onto Instax and/or photo paper.
I hope it does well. It could introduce a new crowd to printing their own darkroom style photos and maybe get some more film fans into the world again.
ColSebastianMoran
( IRL Richard Karash )
There's a Polaroid version of this by the Impossible Project team. Image on your phone, projected through a lens, onto the photographic material.
Neat idea: Since we now have display screens that are clean, sharp, and high res, just print directly from the display.
Neat idea: Since we now have display screens that are clean, sharp, and high res, just print directly from the display.