GOODMAN ZONE 6x12: how to assemble the 3D printed 6x12 DIY camera

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Издатель Sep 18, 2021

This video will show you how to assemble the 3D printed Goodman Zone 6x12.

0:00 Magazine assembly
6:58 6x12 Body assembly
15:21 Helical assembly
18:07 Final assembly

The Goodman Zone 6×12 is a professional-level 3D printed panoramic film camera. Super lightweight (only 637 g/1.4lb), durable, and affordable, the Goodman Zone is an innovative alternative to the expensive, bulky and heavy panoramic cameras. If you’re into landscapes or simply panoramic photography and always wanted to try 612 format like we did, this is your camera.

Good news for the Goodman Zone 6×7 owners: your Mamiya Press lens can be also mounted on this 6×12 setup!

The Goodman Lab provides all the 3D files open source for everyone, you can easily get access to them for free after registering as a member. If you don't own a 3D printer you can order one of the camera kits.

Check out the Goodman Zone:
https://doragoodman.com/goodlab-project/goodman-zone-medium-format-film-camera/

Order your DIY kit:
https://doragoodman.com/store/goodman-zone-6x12-camera-diy-kit/

Enjoy our Instagram feed:
https://www.instagram.com/doragoodman

*** Safety first: Safety measures are very important when you start any DIY project. Be very careful during the assembly! Be careful with your hands, we highly recommend you to wear gloves and also safety glasses. Keep a first-aid kit handy. As a good general practice, keep a basic first-aid kit in any area of the home where you’ll be working — your garage, kitchen, workshop, outdoor shed, etc.
Maintain adequate lighting. In your home, lighting may be a design issue. But in your garage, basement, or shop — it’s all about safety.
Put safety first - This is really the No. 1 rule. In essence, it means that no job or DIY project is more important than your own safety and well-being.
Every project can wait until you replace those broken safety glasses or learn how to properly operate that cordless drill. If you always put safety first, you’ll have great success with your DIY projects for many years to come and you will prevent DIY disasters. Thank you! ***