A “passionate lensless photographer”, Elvis Halilović has started a Kickstarter campaign to produce a series of beautifully crafted wooden pinhole cameras that are made to last.
Realizing that there are no simple-to-use, good-looking and affordable pinhole camera on the market, he decided to make them himself—and the Ondu pinhole cameras are born.
Consisting of six models of various sizes that use different kinds of film,—from regular 35mm film to 4” x 5” large format film—the Ondu cameras has a clean, minimalist aesthetic.
Each piece is made of either chestnut or maple wood and feature a single screw at the shutter—everything else is held together with powerful magnets.
Find out more about the story behind Ondu in the video below—you can pledge for these lovely cameras over here.
[via The Photoblographer]