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Lux is a new open camera project. It has 3d printed housing which can be printed on i.materialise or Shapeways, using the "Polished White Polyamide" or "Polished White Strong & Flexible" materials. It is powered by Trinket micro arduino controller.

Specifications:

• Type: 6x6 Box Camera
• Media: 120 Roll Film
• Objective: 65mm f/5.6 Single Element, Coated
• Viewfinder: Waist-level Brilliant finder
• Shutter: Electromechanical single-leaf, 1/125-1s + B&T
• Aperture: Rotating diaphragm, f/5.6-32
• Dimensions: 7.9 x 9.4 x 11.7 cm
• Construction: SLS Polyamide (body), Stainless Steel (shutter, aperture)

Lux camera homepage:

http://kekado.zapto.org/kevin/open.html

Flickr stream with some videos of Lux in action: http://www.flickr.com/photos/frostedbutts/with/11893611496/

Photo taken with Lux open camera

Here is much simpler 3d printable camera, the Pinhole, but it can be fully 3d printed on your home desktop printer:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2013/10/pinhole-diy-3d-printable-camera.html

Nice DIY project by Adafruit Industries with their parts. It uses NeoPixel LED ring and Trinket micro arduino controller.

http://learn.adafruit.com/3d-printed-camera-led-ring

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:235242

Here is a perfect example of a small company using 3d printers to make highly specialized and customized products for 3d video and photo recording and viewing. Some of them are add-ons for existing digital recording devices some are new innovative products.

Kapsones - customizable 3d printed lens caps for Canon camera lenses. Priced at 19,95 euro.








































http://koopkapsones.nl/

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1506199837/pinhole-printed-a-3d-printed-pinhole-camera?ref=category

Arduino powered DIY digital camera that looks easy to make and has modifiable 3d printable enclosure.







Picture taken with the camera:




























From project page:

This is a 3D printed digital camera that you can build yourself. By making your own digital camera, it takes away some of the mystery around how such devices work, and are fabricated. Also, it allows you to fully customize the camera to your liking. You can expand the circuit to have new functionality, or design your own custom case by modifying the 123D Design build files.
While this may not be a high-resolution digital camera, it is nonetheless very rewarding. This camera allows you to not only build a tool, but be creative with it. Being that this iteration of the camera does not have a screen to preview the pictures, it operates a little bit like a traditional film camera in that you don't immediately know what the pictures look like. This adds a bit of surprise and excitement when the pictures are finally transferred to the computer from your SD card and you see what has transpired. In the age of immediate gratification, slowing down the creative process adds a bit of magic and mystery to the whole endeavor. In fact, all of the camera's imperfections and digital glitches give the pictures taken their own unique character. For all of these reasons and more, this camera is a ton of fun to shoot pictures with.

Detailed build manual and files:

http://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Digital-Camera/?ALLSTEPS

Project by: Randy Sarafan (http://www.instructables.com/member/randofo/)

From thingiverse description:

The P5 is designed around a 4x5 film holder, widely available used or surplus. Film holders have a "dark slide" that protects unexposed film/paper from light, so the rubber band to close the shutter is not necessary (or desirable for long exposures).
Using the proven Pinhead shutter design, and lacking any film transport mechanism, the shutter blade is the only moving part.
Specifications:

• 90mm focal length
• designed for a 0.40mm pinhole
• f-stop of f/225
• 70 degree field of view.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:143882

http://www.flickr.com/photos/theschlem/sets/72157635388826290/