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Do you have a shared 3D print file for this holders ?

great work.

Have you considered using an Instax Link Wide printer for the ejection base? It’s much thinner than the LomoGraflok back (and the Instax Wide cameras it’s based on). It has an LED strip that I think exposes the film as it passes through, right before it reaches the rollers. I keep wondering if you could remove one side of the entire housing, so that it can be attached to a frame that’s open to the lens side, and exposed in the traditional way, but then ejected using the Link Wide mechanism?

It's exactly what I wanted! I sold my Lomograflock because of the spacers... I waiting for a update!

It's exactly what I wanted! I sold my Lomograflock because of the spacers... I waiting for a update!

Nice. Ive been wanting to find out more about this process. Have you considered using magnets for the film holders? This would allow you to ensure exact and repeat alignment as well as the film flatness, and allow you to fine tune the flatness adjustments by varying the thickness of metal strips used with the magnets.

as the other user said, the link sadly is broken so there is no thingiverse page for the mod sadly, i hope it can get back online because it looks like a really good mod to do! addition to the comment: i noticed the camera has an engraved name on the top, do you know for what reason it is there? i own a 110A and it has engraved letters and i was really wondering why it has so, and the font and look is basically the same as your camera, if you know anything about why of such engravings i would love to hear, thankyou so much

Interseting video, too bad about the way the violin was displayed. Will you be chaning the design, or move on to another project for next year?

Hi Nicolas! Your design looks great, truly an impressive job. I was wondering of the parts are available to download? The thingiverse link in de description is broken, and only the front part I can find. I don’t mind the painting an glueing myself. Anyway, keep up the good work!

Love your work I'm converting older cameras as well for 600 film

Wow. I'd have no hesitation with printing your current prototype and giving it a try. It seems you've come up with a unique solution to the problem of needing so much depth to the adapter, that the focus plane doesn't work with adapting to vintage cameras. Post those files! My printer is ready and willing.

Interesting stuff. Are you planning to share your 3D models?

That's amazing, 🎉

Are the print file available anywhere?

Very interesting technique! I'm not after alternative darkroom printing, but to have an alternative to the very expensive color negative material and doing the compositing with scans in Photoshop (or whatever). Since it needs 3 B&W negatives, it only is cheaper with cheap film stocks like Fomapan. Can you show some results?

Excelente, vale el esfuerzo... buena relación panorámica...

Looks good to me. 👍🏻

Great job!

Nice video man! Apprechiate the effort.

How have you only got 90 subs?!. This is so well made and i love your style of film making.

Great work. If you successfully make one in the future I would be interested (and happy to promote.. I’m a RUclipsr ..and have the Lomo back) I’ll share my DIY methods in a video soon but they are very basic compared to yours!

what type of light you use ?

Wow the use of pin to push out the Instax from cartilage is very neat idea!

Lovely! I'm thinking in design a InstaxMini adapter for an old medium format, but looks hard. Nice video. Waiting for the continuation:)

Looks amazing! Good job, new part looking like factory fresh one. Can you tell how long it took to print using sla printer? Peace

You really make incredible camera things !

Brilliant! I've just been looking into doing this myself-this is really helpful :)

Excellent! You mentioned a 30mm diameter gear with 20 teeth you attached to the motor. Could you be more specific on that one, perhaps even a link? Many thanks!

Thank you, very valuable video. It would have been great to leave where you did find the foam rolls you used for fixing.

Hallo! Kann dieser defekte Artikel repariert werden? Danke😛

hey , that's a very nice idea that I always wondered if it would work . I also read in some forums that the it would not be easy to focus the image ,because danger to your eye when using a grain focuser . did you find a solution for this ? ( and are there any result you are willing to share ?) keep up the great work ✌

I am upgrading my 2a, your video is very helpful. Thanks!

Really nice! I'm working on a Polaroid 900 conversion as well. Your results look super nice and dealing with the light leaks should be very doable :) Are you planning on releasing the files for the back? I can't find them on your Thingiverse, but maybe I'm not looking in the right place haha. I have my lens board pretty much sorted, but the film back is holding me up because I wanted to make it as slim as possible... I have a general shape modeled in Fusion360 but am still working on how to secure the film holders. Your back looks so nice, I'd love to print it.

This is amazing, thank you very much! I just ordered all the components. Did you use the same belt in it?

How did you make the front standard so it can fold and unflod ? The metal parts on the sides have many empty spaces.

Why would you use a very sharp high resolution camera with an inferior instant film? Every instant picture has low dynamics, bad colors, low resolution.

Do you sell the back ready printed?

Hey I have a rcp40 will this be the same handeling

hi ! do you know how to drain the RCP20??

Hello were did you buy the new cog

this is amazing! would love to convert mine to a variable motor now!

I received a Durst RCP 40 that was going to be thrown away. I want to revive it. It's turning on but I believe it's missing some parts. I'll keep a closer look at your channel!

I’m in the US and couldn’t find the exact motor. I found a similar motor but gear ratio is 250:1. Does that matter? Can you provide a link to where you bought your motor?

very good video. i have a rcp-20 as well. which tubes did you use for replacement? why did the original pump not work? i tried mine and it seems to work. like to modify my machine as well. thanks !

You are a legend!

That takes me back to my apprenticeship days with Stewart Bale Ltd Liverpool, in the mid 1960s, cleaning and checking 10X8 film holders , repairing bellows etc. And not a digital anything in sight !

...nice work. Where are you based? I'm in the UK and have got a IIc that needs upgrading.

How about a video of just what this machine is and what it does?