P6*6 120 Pinhole Camera

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The original camera design was impressive, and the maker has since improved upon it by creating a wider angle version with an f-stop of f/135. The new ACME model is also completely 3D printed and assembled without fasteners. This updated design shoots medium-format 120 film, producing 6X6 cm frames. It's impressive to see how the maker has continued to develop and refine this camera design. The camera has a 50mm focal length and is designed for a 0.30mm pinhole, resulting in an f-stop of f/167 and a 62-degree horizontal field of view. There is also a wider angle version called P6*6W with a 35mm focal length, designed for a 0.26mm pinhole, resulting in an f-stop of f/135 and a 77.4-degree horizontal field of view. For comparison, a 50mm lens on a 35mm film camera has a 40-degree horizontal angle of view. The camera designs are user-friendly, with detailed assembly instructions provided in the User's Guide and additional resources available online. The maker has also created various accessories, such as viewfinders, a shutter cap, and a sliding body clip for extra security. The camera can be assembled and used by anyone to create amazing photographs. The maker encourages users to share their experiences and content related to the 3D printed cameras in the 3D Printed Cameras group on Flickr. They also offer assembled cameras for sale on Tindie, providing options for those who don't have access to a 3D printer. Overall, this is an impressive camera design that continues to evolve and improve with time.