Introduced by Lomograph Konstruktor The camera is known as "the world's first DIY 35mm SLR camera". The difference between this camera and ordinary cameras is that users buy small parts one by one instead of a complete camera. The fun of it is that users need to install it by hand, which generally takes one or two hours to complete. Before the detailed experience, let's take a look at the unpacking pictures.
Konstruktor's packaging is a bit special. There are two blue buckles in the middle of the box. After the buckles are pulled open, the box can be opened from the middle.
The picture on the buckle is the camera after installation.
Pointing at the name of this DIY camera.
After opening the box, the box is divided into three parts.
This part on the left is some large spare parts of the camera. We can see that there are lenses, rewinding wheels, film passing wheels, etc.
This is the part of the camera, ha! Only one lens is simple enough! We don't need to evaluate the image quality to know what level it is. Of course, these hundreds of pieces of things are not created for the image quality, so we won't complain.
There are also three books on the left side of the camera. The one on the left is Lomography's product introduction, the one in the middle is the product manual, and the one on the right is the camera sticker.
Users can stick stickers of different colors on the camera according to their preference for colors, so that your Konstruktor camera can be more personalized.
The middle part after the box is opened
The middle part also includes two small boxes
The larger box contains some camera skins and some small parts
The smaller box contains the rest of the camera lens.
A close-up, 50mm fixed focus lens.
There is also a screwdriver on the box.
The middle part is not packed into the box, but there are some large parts. For example, the lower part is the camera back cover.
Back of the back cover
The body of Konstruktor is made of pure plastic.
Inside the fuselage, this is the place where the camera back cover is opened to load and hand in the paper.
This is the mirror window. The scene captured by the lens will be reflected into the viewfinder through this mirror.
There is also a protective film on the reflector.
On the other side of the camera are smaller parts.
So far is the picture appreciation of this DIY camera. Of course, the most common part is the DIY installation process. In order to better show the whole DIY process, we will use video to show the whole DIY process in the next article. Please pay attention.
Official renderings of Konstruktor after installation
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