🏛️ Architecture & Design 21h ago · Sarang Sheth

This 3D-printed film camera can manipulate perspective for perfect skyscraper shots

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This 3D-printed film camera can manipulate perspective for perfect skyscraper shots
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Point your phone at a tall building and snap a photo, then look at it. The whole thing is leaning back like it’s trying to dodge a punch, and that effect has a name: converging verticals. Architecture photographers have spent about a century fighting it with view cameras and shift lenses, which tend to be heavy, pricey, or both. Lachlan Fysh, a Melbourne designer with a serious building habit, decided to fight it with a 3D printer, a CNC machine, and a wooden dowel. The result is the FTC-1

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