Kashi & Krispy
Photographed here are my two TtV contraptions, Kashi & Krispy created by myself and my boyfriend. We created these using two of my twin lens antique cameras, two cereal boxes, silver duct tape, and black electrical tape. Kashi features a Carlton-Reflex and Krispy uses a Kodak Duaflex IV. Krispy creates brighter images than Kashi, but the Carlton's viewfinder is larger and we both like the images it creates.
8 responses
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Paul Lavallee said (6 Apr 2008):
1) i would just use black tape, but it was thin & we didnt have much of it, so i used silver duct tape to construct the thing & the black tape just to cover spots where light was leaking
2) the tabs are somewhat useful on Kashi, because the Carlton-Reflex is so big, so they can cover up any part of the top that is not covered by the digital camera -
Kiwi ana gave props (7 Apr 2008):
I'm trying to get my head around this without being familiar with the cameras... do you poke your digital cam in the top and take pretty pics?
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Becky Cote said (7 Apr 2008):
these are pretty cool. I made one of these with my Argus and some black posterboard but I have yet to try it out cause I don't have a long enough lens for my other camera. I'm excited though.
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Mandolin Davis gave props (8 Apr 2008):
this is so amazing! i want to try this!
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Marshall gave props (19 Apr 2008):
looks like you're having fun, nicole!
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Mauricio Jimenez gave props (3 May 2008):
What the hell is that! jajaja!!! cool!
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Becky Cote said (27 May 2008):
I think that TtV has become my new favorite form of photography (sorry Holga). I had my TtV thing made for a while but never got the chance to try it but yesterday I went out walking around town with it and I am in love with it. The photos are amazing.
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Jason Platt gave props (23 Oct 2009):
great setup...
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