Part I Re-releaased on the Praxis due to a significant update This is by no means a complex camera modification. I merely taped a concave lens to the front of my Action SamplerTM (In case you were wondering an Action Sampler is a cheap pla...

I forgot that I had gone supply-hunting for this task back in March, and then my appendix burst and I never got around to using them. One of the things I rediscovered when I was looking for materials was that two magnifying glasses, when held at the ...

Ages ago, just before Photo Competition Number 1, my camera's LCD cracked - it was in a case and such, and the surprise and bad timing made it very tragic. But within a week or so, it had been reborn as an infrared camera, with a mirror in place of ...

Bah to the idea of someone else's design. This here is my new digital camera. It's big. It's heavy. It's made of wood. It takes black and white digital images and I love it.

Modified my camera so that it can take 90 degree photos. The porthole effect was an added bonus. I've had several occasions where I've wanted to take horizontal photos while looking down at the viewfinder (i.e. taking a photo of a crawl space while...

I decided to mod my polaroid camera. My first thought was to change the way it took pictures in darkness, because the flash of a polaroid takes such garish night-time photos. At first I just tried to make a little pocket to hold a LED flashlight,...

I got bored one day and decided to make a pinhole camera. Out of Duct Tape mostly. A little cardboard was involved, but mostly duct tape. Here's a picture of the camera itself. I haven't developed the pictured yet, but when I do, you'll know.