Difference between revisions of "Noble Design"
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==Cameras== | ==Cameras== | ||
| − | *[[Carbon Infinity]] 1990s 4x5-inch view camera made from carbon-fibre | + | *[[Carbon Infinity]]: 1990s 4x5-inch view camera made from carbon-fibre |
| + | * ND Cirkut Camera: rotating panoramic camera for 9.5-inch aerial film, wich winds the film past a slit during exposure, while the camera is rotated on a programmable motor base. | ||
| + | * ND6x12: 3d-printed roll-film camera body for 6x12cm exposures | ||
| + | * ND6x17: 3d-printed body for 6x17cm exposures. | ||
| + | The ND6x12 and ND6x17 bodies are supplied with a helical focusing mount to accept a lens mounted in shutter, and the two film backs can be exchanged. The cameras have a clamp on the top where a phone can be mounted, to use its camera and screen as the viewfinder. | ||
| + | ==Links== | ||
| + | *[https://www.noble-design.co.uk/ Noble Design] | ||
[[Category:UK]] | [[Category:UK]] | ||
[[Category:Camera makers]] | [[Category:Camera makers]] | ||
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Noble Design is a British design firm set up by Angus Noble.
Cameras
- Carbon Infinity: 1990s 4x5-inch view camera made from carbon-fibre
- ND Cirkut Camera: rotating panoramic camera for 9.5-inch aerial film, wich winds the film past a slit during exposure, while the camera is rotated on a programmable motor base.
- ND6x12: 3d-printed roll-film camera body for 6x12cm exposures
- ND6x17: 3d-printed body for 6x17cm exposures.
The ND6x12 and ND6x17 bodies are supplied with a helical focusing mount to accept a lens mounted in shutter, and the two film backs can be exchanged. The cameras have a clamp on the top where a phone can be mounted, to use its camera and screen as the viewfinder.
