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Last time we heard from Albertino of Instax Magic, we were impressed with his attempt to revive a 90-year-old Zeiss Ikon Trona folding camera. However, he did it in a way that a lot of us most likely didn’t expect: using Lego bricks. thephoblographer.com »
Still haven't bought the photographer in your life anything for Christmas? Can't afford a Leica camera? If either of those apply to you, then Leica Camera Miami have the answer in the shape of a Lego edition of the classic M camera!Chris McVeigh, an author, illustrator, photographer, and LEGO builder currently living in Halifax, NS, is the man behind the kits. photographyblog.com »
If you love both Leica and LEGO, today is your lucky day: Leica Store Miami has started selling Leica M camera LEGO kits that you build yourself. The resulting creations look like Leica’s revered rangefinder line. petapixel.com »
Taiwan-based photographer, designer, and LEGO builder Helen Sham has created an incredibly realistic Hasselblad 503CX medium format film camera using LEGO blocks. And with your help, the design could one day become an official LEGO kit on store shelves. petapixel.com »
Danish designer Milan Madge recently built himself a gigantic Leica III rangefinder camera out of LEGO blocks. The level of detail is impressive. Here’s a photo of what the Leica IIIa looks like in real life: The Leica IIIa. petapixel.com »
Albertino of Instax Magic created a unique camera that blends the old and the new. Half of it is made of LEGO, and half is a 90-year-old Zeiss-Ikon Trona folding plate camera. The Trona was originally purchased from a camera collector in extremely worn but functioning condition. petapixel.com »