Mycro Fun

Almost forgot just how much fun this thing is to use. I had it on the slowest shutter speed (1/25s), where unfortunately the shutter stays open sometimes. So I only have 2 pictures out of 8, but these turned out pretty fine for what it is (all with the widest aperture, too, f5.6):

On Adox HR-50 that I sliced to 17.5mm, and added paper-backing to. The spools are 3D-printed.

Actually adding the paper backing and slicing the film involves a whole lot of fumbling around in a dark bag, but I’m getting better at it. The spools are 3D-printed.

One response to “Mycro Fun”

  1. Ella-Rae Heyns-Art

    Hi there, I’m working on a photography project for uni and was wondering if you could tell me a bit more about your process working with the mycro camera.

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