Jan 6, 2022 · During the height of the pandemic, Moses set out to recreate Polaroid’s iconic 20×24 camera, capable of producing images 20 inches wide and 24 inches tall. “Polaroid built the original 20×24 Polaroid cameras for demos and for advertising smaller products,” says Moses. But the camera was also popular with famous photographers and artists.

Mar 11, 2025 · Photographer Ethan Moses of Cameradactyl is well known not only for his photo skills but also for his remarkable engineering efforts. He has built a 20 by 24-inch instant camera, 3D-printable...

BEAUTIFUL MACHINES FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART. Configurable to C-41, BW Negative film and paper, E6, RA4 and RA4 reversal, and more! Uses 4” rolls of minilab / …

Mar 30, 2021 · Ethan Moses. My name is Ethan, I buy and sell photographic, scientific, and industrial equipment professionally. I have taken pictures as a hobby for much more than half my life. I love to build things, cameras in particular, and industrial electronics.

Feb 21, 2019 · These days I broker, design, and build industrial electromechanical machinery and devices for work, but I've not shaken the bug in all these years. I like to call my affliction camerabedies. About a year ago, I was taken with the many potentials of 3D printing.

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Dec 6, 2021 · Camera maker Ethan Moses shares how he was inspired to build his own giant camera to bring back the iconic 20x24-inch instant photo.

Dec 14, 2021 · Camera maker Ethan Moses from Cameradactyl has built a very-large format camera that shoots 20x24"photos that can be developed into positive images right inside the camera’s custom-made film holder for near-instant prints.

Mar 2, 2022 · I’ve been a big fan of Ethan Moses’ work for a while. If you’re not familiar, he’s the design wizard behind Cameradactyl, makers of fine 3D printed grips and frankencamera bodies. He also built an insane 20×24 instant camera system.