The Munich-based SPINN.DESIGN company already had several very successful crowdfunding campaigns. They just launched another project on Kickstarter – the SPINN CW.01 is a protective wrap for camera gear that in two days has already raised $52,583 of a $7,927 goal. More photography-related crowdfunding campaigns can be found here.
The DIGI SWAP gadget I reported a few months ago is now listed on Kickstarter for funding. DIGI SWAP promises to bring new life to old film cameras with a patented adapter and app that upcycles film cameras allowing you to use the original camera settings to capture digital photos and video. So far the […]
The SPINN CP.02 camera carry system strap Kickstarter project that is compatible with Leica CL / SL / SL-2 / SL-2S / Q-2 cameras is ending today and has already raised over $154k in funding. The company is based in Munich, Germany – more information is available here:
The SPINN CP.02 camera carry system already raised over $70k on Kickstarter with 30 more days to go: The system is compatible with Leica CL / SL / SL-2 / SL-2S / Q-2 cameras. The company is based in Munich, Germany (more information is available here). Additional ;pictures:
The teaser I posted online a few days ago on PhotoRumors was for a new Lomography Atoll Ultra-Wide 2.8/17 Art lens that will be available also for Leica M-mount. The lens is rangefinder coupled and is now listed on Kickstarter: Here are the details:
A new Funleader LensCap 18mm f/8.0 for L-mount (and Sony E-mount) is now listed for funding on Kickstarter:
New ExperimentalOptics 35mm f/2.7 full frame pancake lens for Leica M mount is now listed for funding on Kickstarter:
There is a new project on Kickstarter from ExperimentalOptics for a 42mm and 50mm f/0.75 lenses for Leica M cameras. Read all the details here: “The most challenging endeavour when making a new lens is, well, the lens, its optical construction. Experts on supercomputers can spend years calculating the perfect formulae, and the faster the […]
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