Home made camera/projector at Manly museum. The big box is an old computer.

[Susan Wakely]

Not the sort of camera to take in your backpack. Great find.

[Diana]

Some people are so talented, does it work?

[Renee Salamon]

But does it work??

[Casablanca]

That is great fun!

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[winghong_ho]

Wonderful. I have never seen this before.

[william wooderson]

How ingenious!!

[Bucktree]

Thinking outside the box.

[Desi]

Well that looks like an interesting contraption. Does it actually work?

[Carole Sandford]

That’s quite a contraption!

[Beverley]

Wow! Creativity is a wonderful thing

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh wow

[Christine Sztukowski]

Amazing

[Phil Howcroft]

super cool John

[John Falconer]

@wakelys @ludwigsdiana @rensala @casablanca @joansmor @wh2021 @will_wooderson @dkellogg @seacreature @carole_sandford @koalagardens @365projectorgchristine @phil_howcroft
I suspect it doesn’t work! Thanks for the much appreciated comments.

[Bill Ososki]

Bet it worked, sort of.

[haskar]

Great idea! This is a kind of old camera made with modern elements. I'm just wondering if he exposed on a glass plate or on paper. Notice how beautifully he solved the problem of the movable bellows - some cardboard and wires to moov and he has sharpness. I used to play old photography (bichromate techniques) and there I met a lot of people who invented very strange cameras. Every time they got a good result, they engoyed like babies.

[Valerie Chesney]

Oh My Gosh! Such creativity!
Way beyond mr..

[Kathy]

Very interesting to see and the comments are elucidating.

[Rick]

Cool.

[John Falconer]

@ososki @haskar @happysnaps @randystreat @rickster549
Thanks for the much appreciated comments. I think now it might be used as some sort of projector.