Here is my latest innovation in Victorian Miniaturization technology. This is the world's smallest Wetplate camera! (Maybe?) Made it myself out of toothpicks and popsicle sticks! Actualy, 1/32" plywood and various other wood materials. Takes a 1/2" square plate.

















Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 11/16/2011 03:17PM by profkleindorf.

It actually works!?! What are you using for a lens?

Incredible!!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/16/2011 12:06PM by J0B00.

That is incredible! WOW.. well done.

This is great. I would buy one! :-) The hell with going bigger.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/16/2011 12:44PM by zmanphoto.

J0B00 Wrote:
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> It actually works!?! What are you using for a
> lens?
>
> Incredible!!


It's just a simple double convex I had in my collection of salvaged lenses.

Now that's a portable outfit! What did you use for a darkbox? A matchbox?

Oh Man thats the Bees Knees!!!

I could NEVER do that~

Just a fantastic Camera and you should be rightfully proud of that!!

way cool ....

cool
what is this new format 1/132 plate

Wow, this is fabulous. And coincidental as I was thinking of doing something in the same vein. I had even made a prototype, but couldn't fathom making a plate holder that small. How did you make the slot for the dark slide, homemade tool?

A wet-plate Minox spy camera?

That is too cool.

rob_gervais Wrote:
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> Wow, this is fabulous. And coincidental as I was
> thinking of doing something in the same vein. I
> had even made a prototype, but couldn't fathom
> making a plate holder that small. How did you make
> the slot for the dark slide, homemade tool?

The way I usualy make them is to put a narrow strip along the outer edge of the main frame then put a wider strip over that.