u/bryan112

Here's a temporary array i made for testing purposes.

I've concluded that im just going to stick to 0.3MP output per module due to hardware limitations.

I moved away from Bluetooth transfer as it's very slow. I've settled on transferring over wifi. Simplifies everything and actually decent transfer rate. Caveat is that you have to use your phone or computer to connect to Raspberry pi.

Being connected to the raspberry pi, I've decided to add a wigglegram editor so the workflow is somewhat smooth.

Wigglegram Bench is a placeholder name for now until I find a better name lol. Anyway, it has fine adjustments, ability to add borders, and export to gif and/or MP4 format.

As for power I just hooked it up to a powerbank.

I don't have the housing designed yet. I was holding all the camera modules here hence looks weird but it works!

material list suggest frame included (might be wrong)

https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/product/detail/p4934054088959/
https://www.kotobukiya.co.jp/product/detail/p4934054088966/

Link to the file:

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:7398657

Context:

I traveled recently. Got back and received this email from lomography. I verified it's the usual noreply email from lomography. I'd this normal? I have not used my credit card to buy anything from the store either

The email address is kinda sus

Will share files after done printing and testing!

Context:

Someone posted in a local subreddit of looking for an escort. Me, being fan of The Office, replied with a number of a local Wendy's Restaurant as a joke.

Some hours later I get a warning message from Reddit. I tried appealing it, where I explicitly say it's a public phone number by an establishment that is easily searchable in Google and is tied to the said store.

Their reasoning is so vague. Ive only posted about film photography and food

"Dear Little Red Book user, thank you for your patience. We fully understand your current concerns. After verification, your account currently faces a security risk, and there is no other solution at this time. Please refer to the actual usage situation on the platform. We suggest you review the "Community Agreement" to confirm whether your daily usage habits comply with the platform's requirements…"

I just know that one of my post has been getting a bit of traction and then I looked at the notification and I'm banned.

Hello everyone, I just want to share a little something I'm working on. This is a sidequest for a film camera I’m designing.

Since enlarger lenses don't have a focusing mechanism, I had to make an adapter with one built in. I know there are already third-party helicoid kits available, but I felt like doing a challenge, so here I am (plus they're expensive).

I went with a basic push-pull system because I didnt know how helicoids work when I initially made this adapter last week. It was just an outer barrel, an inner barrel, and a cap to keep it all together.

It was quite shaky because of how I designed it. The inner barrel sagged due to the clearances, so I spent my Friday night designing a proper helicoid adapter for the lens. I'm actually printing this updated design right now as I'm writing this.

I’ve added some sample snapshots below from the Version 1 test. The lens is a Rodenstock El-Omegar 50mm f3.5.

Are yalls wallets ready for this?