E62, Livestreaming
We try something new, Livestreaming to the world. Tell us how it worked for you. Also, Nick talks about how he hates skateboarders at the end because he doesn’t like that we paved the world. Get off my lawn — Graham quoting Nick completely from Graham’s imagination. Nick doesn’t really have a lawn kids could play on. Fawns yes, kids no.
E61 Paper Towel Tubes and BFL
E60 Herve Elena and the Multi-Eyed Monster
E59 Components of Interest
E47 Dave Walker and his Atomic Goodness
NOTE: This episode was lost from the website for some reason. That’s why it’s out of order
This episode was recorded during the early stages of the worldwide Coronavirus scare in the Western Hemisphere and we start of with talking about a crowdsourcing project that Ethan is working on.
Facebook group: Opensource Covid-19 medical supplies
Multiple crowd-sourced projects: #projectopenair #coventchallenge
Designing in OnShape (https://www.onshape.com/)
We eventually move on to talk to Dave Walker (https://www.instagram.com/davethewalker80/) and he tells us about how he got into cameras, photography and tinkering and about the atomic nature of his day job. He talks about the Bulldog 4X5 camera (https://www.ephotozine.com/article/bulldog-5×4-self-assembly-camera-large-format-review-7560) which is unfortunately no longer available.
He also talks a bit about a digital camera he built for infrared work in the darkroom using a car back-up camera.
The big reason we wanted to talk to Dave is his work with LCD shutters and their capabilities. They are very cool.
We move on to the Covid Camera Challenge: Build a camera at home with parts on-hand as low-tech or as high-tech as you want it to be. Build it and take pictures of it and send them to us. We will put together a PDF zine of the projects. If you can’t use it because you can’t get it developed or can’t get the film or whatever, that’s cool. We are aiming at an end of May deadline on this project.
Books:
The Revenge of Analog David Sax (https://smile.amazon.com/Revenge-Analog-Real-Things-Matter/dp/1610398211/ref=sr_1_2?_encoding=UTF8&keywords=the+revenge+of+analog&qid=1584980508&sr=8-2)
Shoutouts:
Graeme of Sunny 16mm https://sunny16podcast.com/
Flickr
Wood and Graphite YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJOStpzNewBJ0XfhRSsmfw)
Dave: beaver1801 (https://www.instagram.com/beaver1801/) on Instagram. Also on http://insusers.com/beaver1801
Contacts: Dave: https://www.instagram.com/davethewalker80/
Nick: Nick@homemadecamera.com
Ethan: Ethan@cameradactyl.com
Graham: Graham@homemadecamera.com
Thanks Robbie!
Also, go to http://frozenphoton.com/kraken/ to learn more about the Kraken now that it’s been released.
E58 The Mongoose
In this episode Ethan shows the guys his latest Kickstarter project and walks them through the design process from start to finish. You can check out the Kickstarter for the final product here: https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/cameradactylmongoose Check out the Youtube Video here:
E57 Graham Burnett of Graflexparts
In this episode the boys talk to Graham Burnett of Graflexparts.com. Graham is an excellent repairman and modifier of graflex cameras and other antique but still in use classics. Graham might just make the best replacement graflex shutter curtains out there, and we talk about it and look into some of his resto-mods.
You can check out some of Graham’s work at:
graflexparts.com
facebook.com/graflexparts instagram.com/graflex_parts
https://www.facebook.com/groups/graflexcamera
https://www.facebook.com/groups/302854613591250 graflexarts@gmail.com
E56 Freeman Lin – Panoramic Frankencameras
This is an Audio episode that you can watch as a full video episode on youtube here:
Freeman Lin of instagram @watchmemake fame talks to the guys about his camera mods turning 35mm SLR’s into panoramic viewfinder cameras.
You can find some of Freemans work at www.trastic.com.
E55 – Sam Trachsel – 16×20 camera and direct color positives
In this Episode of the Homemade Camera Podcast, the guys talk to Sam Trachsel of Ars-Imago about his homemade 16×20 camera that he has been using to shoot direct color positives.
WATCH THE VIDEO ON YOUTUBE:
The Homemade Camera Podcast: https://www.homemadecamera.com
The Homemade Camera Podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2282531432013144/
This is Sam Trachsel’s blog post about the camera on Ars-Imago’s blog:
https://www.blog.ars-imago.com/post/shooting-with-big-tuna
Sam’s Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/trachselsam
Joe Van Cleave’s videos on the process:
CAMERADACTYL’s video about the process: