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The Infidex 176 V project by Denis Aminev has officially released a fully functional, open-source 3D printable panoramic camera design.
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The Infidex 176 V project by Denis Aminev has officially released a fully functional, open-source 3D printable panoramic camera design.

Originally reported by techeblog.com

The Infidex 176 V project by Denis Aminev has officially released a fully functional, open-source 3D printable panoramic camera design. This system replicates the cinematic 3:1 aspect ratio of high-end legacy hardware like the Hasselblad XPan, producing 72x24mm frames on standard 35mm film. By utilizing FDM printing and simple hardware, it democratizes access to niche optical equipment once valued at over 4,000 dollars. This marks a significant shift toward decentralized manufacturing for enthusiast electronics. 📸 #3DPrinting #AdditiveManufacturing #Photography #OpenSource

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