How to install an image sensor in a film camera DIY / Cyberpunk / Digitalization
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2023
- I put a modern image sensor from an action camera into an old 8mm film camera.
- Part 2: • Film camera digitaliza...
8mm film camera. The image sensor was taken from Xiaomi Yi Action Camera.
Digital Film Cartridge for Analog Cameras. Converting a film camera to digital
Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/3AGPgKdVpqg/v-deo.htmlsi=4G56Sxytdu39qsPI
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Can you tell us in more detail about this DIY, what you used and how it worked?
I used everything on the Xiaomi Yi Action Camera except the lens.
I know a film photographer who would gladly give up flaming hot mtn dew for that infrared footage!
😀 I live in Ukraine. Welcome to us.
Jason? 😂
@@DunkelRuhrOutdoors there is no bigger aerochrome nutjob than Jason 😂
what if he finds a way to make super 8 film look like aerochrome
@@DunkelRuhrOutdoorsI've never seen him without a beanie
Edit: scratch that, he didn't have it in the refrigerator video
Well... now I would have to lurk around second hand market for a 8mm camera... Thank you!
Great video and great project.
Wow. footage of the camera is insane. I heve never seen such cool looking footage straight out of a camera. It's a really cool mix of early digital and analog vibes. Amazing!
Thank you =)
never seen any cameras, besides phones huh?
I saw a faire amount of camera's as a camera-operator/assistent in productions. I just really admire the way he made this and how it looks. why would you post a condescending comment on a complement?@@xcruell
Very cool project, the option to switch to infrared is great and the look you get from those old lenses is surprisingly similar to old super 8 despite the fact that it is captured using a modern digital sensor. The lens really does add so much vibe - I imagine that just a little film emulation plugin added in post would get you very authentic super 8 looks.
Thank you )
Actually a modern lens on a modern small grain film looks crispy digital and it's hard to see the difference when printed. Especially when shooting on a technical purpose Fujifilm 400 film - as true as a digital sensor is. The picture is light, shadows and lens, a sensor or a film is a media only (if developed right way).
Hell yeah, i did not hear the 800 Rap-Master Electronic Keyboard for years
This is the best I’ve seen of a conversion until now. Really blown away with the results. Great work
Thank you
Really cool! Image sensor looks decentered to the image plane though, with the sharp plane being on the right side and it not following through the whole image. Really cool look in the forest.
Thank you
I agree. The camera needs to be further calibrated.
Question, by being decentered you mean that the sensor needs to be precisely paralel with the lens or it needs to be centered so that the light square from the lens should fall preciselly on the whole surface of the sensor?
@@dreacul The sensor needs to be parallel with the focal plane, i.e. with the lens.
The sensor being off-center on the other hand would lead to transformations and warpings similair to the shift of a tilt-shift-lens.
This is a project I did not know I needed.
VERY neat project! Cool idea, I've often wondered about converting an old Brownie to digital.
Thank you
An almost perfect remake, a slight distortion of sharpness is obviously due to a lack of optics, everyone would want this.
Thank you
Amazing the retro feel that it refers colors and the image
Thank you
This is a really fun idea! I'm gonna see if I can get an old, broken super8 camera with a reflex lens and build something like it! Thanks for the idea.
Thank you =)
I wish you the best of luck with your creation
If you attach an IR pas / VIS blocking Filter you can make phantasmic shots. Dark sky, all plants are bright like snow in summer. Looks very unreal.
Thanks for the advice. I'll give it a try.
наконец то кто то реализовал эту (мою) идею встроить в аналоговую технику цифровой сенсор со всеми вытекающими! благодарю автора! я конечно жду когда в советский зенит вставят матрицу цифровую! но и эта текущая реализация прекрасна
That music at the end was very addicting.
That's a much better result than I used to get straight out of my Yi Action Cam!
Love it :D
This prove that lens is more important than digital sensor to give nice vintage look.
Just awesome. Glad to see a few people working on making this a reality. Will only get better going forward, and there’s TONS of cameras out there ready to be converted. Subscribed. Oh and I remember trying to get “film look” back in the mini dv days by adding a lens with a scuffed up clear cd spinning in front of it. Everyone had it all wrong and just needed to mod old cameras with the latest and greatest sensor lol
Thank you
Project goals like wuuut! Thanks for the video! Looks like an awesome conversion!
Thank you
Не знаю, як я тут знайшли, але це класний проект. Респект!
Дякую
I'm torn. On one hand it's really cool to see a vintage body modified for digital and still retain a unique image. But on the other it hurts to watch a working 2x8mm camera gutted😅Would still love to play around with something like this though. Really cool video!
Thank you ))
Really cool work, I'm inspired to try it myself
Ура! Наконец-то это кто-то сделал!!! Шикардиссимо!
Выглядит замечательно
You can see how much he cares about his content, everything is high quality and high detail. Im subscribing
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Loved the mod, loved the soundtrack, well done!
Thank you
love it, wonderful footage
Awesome project! I wish it was easy for digital sensors to have global shutter. That would make this better than perfect.
Such a cool project! You're making me want to try and do the same with one of my old Soviet cameras now...
Thank you
Благодарю. Это действительно классная идея
That is so rad. And to have an IR option too. Fun
Wonderful work. Thank you for sharing-- I want to try something similar now. Your footage looks fantastic
Thank you
Beautiful! You are an artist, bro.
Thank you
try being the right distance for the lens.. they have a fixed focal point as you know.. pick the right lens for the shot, not the other way around..
But FANTASTIC work!
Hi, from Adelaide, South Australia!
Hi, from Ukraine !
Thank you. The camera was incorrectly aligned. Check out the next video: ua-cam.com/video/3AGPgKdVpqg/v-deo.html
I like it actually. It has a soft vintage look . 😁
OMG! I'm jealous of your camera! Congratulations! And a very good editing too! 👏🏻
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Ну это же круто!
Удивительно как современные смартфоны снимают в сравнении😮
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i always feel like these things are always alot less exciting qhwn you see the result. alot of what makes film film, is the rolls and the developmenet process. this video is a clear identifier of that.
To write amazing or awesome is too short. Как отлично или хорошо, in my still poor Russian.
Now I imagined to do something similar in an old analogic camera, to get a good image quality to record in an old system (don't ask me why, even I don't know it).
Congratulations !
Thank you )
this completely blew my mind!
Забавно. В принципе, раз механика не используется, можно было использовать только оптику. Надеюсь, проект не закончится на достигнутом, а будете что-нить этим девайсом снимать интересное :) Да, картинка стоила возни однозначно! :)
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не совсем только понял, почему центр как не в фокусе в лесу. я как думаю (но точно не знаю) объектив изначально был не выставлен на гиперфокальное расстояние, а ГРИП меняется в зависимости от открытия и закрытия диафрагмы.
@@coldpatrol7375 все верно. И я его не очень верно откалибровал. В следующем видео посмотрите кадры. Там уже лучше ситуация с фокусом.
кайф, штатив из фикспрайса и советская видеок кхм кхм кинокамера! 8мм плёнка, хорошо, что сейчас есть хендикамы... Но для творчества это просто офигенно!
To be fair, I like it, interesting idea.
Thanks, man.
This blew me away. The aesthetic of the video is far better than I would’ve expected. What would you say was your material cost? Would you consider making one for me?
Thank you)
All parts were found at a flea market. The parts for the camera cost me less than $100. I will continue to improve the camera. How much would you pay for such a modification? ))
This is an awesome looking novelty that would make a great conversation piece. Any tech savvy hipster would love to own something like this. It is a beautiful vintage video camera actually works! With digital guts no less.
The cool factor is through the roof.
With all that taken into consideration, I think that this camera would probably find it's sweet spot right around the $500 mark.
Any more than that, I think that it would start to lose some of it's appeal and scare away many of the potential buys that would be in the market for something like this.
I own a consulting company that focuses on the psychological influenced marketing so when I saw you ask what the other commenter would pay, I had to jump in. Great work brother!
Thanks for the constructive feedback
@@o_steletskyi I miss the flea market of Kyiv, man. I'm still feeling bad I did not purchase enough stuff back in 2020 when I worked there...
@@dreacul I understand. Kiev used to have wonderful flea markets
Thanks for the great diy 🤯
The image looks good and vintage.
Thank you
Awesome!!! I LOVE it
Really cool project!
Realmente extraordinario!! Felicitaciones
Gracias
Found your channel through this video. Just subscribed!
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Interesting, i thought about doin something similiar but u did it. cool
Thank you
sure looks like film, so as a film shooter of over 45 years exp- wondering just how much the look of film is really old lenses and flare etc... this mod is totally killer- !
Nice work!
Це дуже чудове відео, дякую за такий контент
Дякую
Would be interesting to see how it captures black and white with infrared
I wish I was smart enough and had the patience for something like this. I’d take it all apart and forget about it in a day or two if I didn’t finish it then and there.
wow, this work is inspiring
Thank you
Просто вклоняюся, маестро! Це неймовірно, дуже сподобався проект.
Дякую )
SO GOOD!
This should get more views. 😊
You did great job
Thank you.
This is incredible man. I wanna make one! Maybe after these teens move on outta my house I will have a little extra time. 😉Incredible video BTW.
Thank you 😁
wow, great work and a really fun idea. you made it look easy. this is _not_ easy. ha!
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Fantástico!!!
First I was afraid of destroying an old beauty like that by the inside but turn out great! NICE PROJECT! How was the battery duration? And the files can fit in the SD cards easily? That was amazing
Thank you
It's not quite an antique camera. I have another one in its original form.
The battery lasts for 1 hour.
The SD card is 32GB. No problems with it.
@@o_steletskyi you have plenty of empty space in there, can fit a couple extra batteries
often it's an overhetating issue, not so much the battery life @@prakharmishra3000
such a cool project
Thank you
C'est genial!
Pretty damn cool
дуже гарно! продовжуйте!
Дякую
My respects!
amazing idea and video, but some scenes of initial build are too darkened on the left side, so it was quite uncomfortable to watch at those points
Thank you. I'll try to do better.
You should sell these kinds of mods! It can only be better and cheaper than Kodaks new 8 mm camera!!
So tempted to do this. Just scared I ruin the Yashica 8 I am contemplating taking apart.
I would reeeaaaally appreciate a more in depth guide on this. With links to what you used or a sheet of directions because I really want to try something like this!
I'll see what I can do
@@o_steletskyi I’d greatly appreciate it! I think there might even be an industry for this honestly.
Wow! I’m LOVING the vintage look from the sensor and lens combination. I’m guessing you just used the action cameras circuit/OS and just removed the shell and native lens? Otherwise, how are out communicating with the sensor data? Brilliant!
That's right
Beautiful piece, congratulations ! I am sure it's a lot of fun to shoot with your new camera !
How do you start and stop recording or offload the footage ? Do you have to remove the cover everytime you want to film ? The smartphone monitor is a very nice idea, now you just need to find a mount you can fold so you can store it more easily !
Very cool idea
Thank you
I have to remove the cover once to turn the camera on. The camera is then controlled by the phone.
SD card can be removed without opening the cover.
I am going to add a power button for convenience.
Оооочень крутой проект. У автора есть и руки и голова. Конечно, это на пару раз поиграться, но сам концепт очень интересный.
П. С. 😂 В конце мотоцикл без мотора явно ждет свой двигатель от электросамоката.
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Nice 👍
крутой проект, респект
Дуже прикольна ідея!)
Дякую )
Amazeballs!
Very cool! Shame a working camera had to be sacrificed but I guess it’s still a working camera so it all works out.
Thank you.
I have another camera like that in its original form.
to do something similar, i just have to house the action cam within the film compartment of a double 8? no software mod needed? I can easily mod the same battery and charger module, and maybe mod the action cam buttons to the film cam to record easy
Yes. Without lens.
And adjust the sensor to the correct position.
@@o_steletskyigreat then, any particular reason you used the xiaomi yi action cam over others?
I have a question :
It is known that a Micro Four Thirds CMOS image sensor (found in Olympus and Panasonic cameras) are slightly larger than Super 16mm film. There is a community that talks about whether these sensors can be built into a 16mm film camera. However apparently a raspberi pi does not have enough RAM to store the image taken from a large sensor.
How did you choose the right image sensor to use for this built? is there a resource on how to connect different image sensors with the raspberi pi?
That's an interesting question.
I don't have enough knowledge to answer it.
I want to try to digitalise a 16mm camera.
The easiest option is to remove the sensor together with electronics of the camera itself (lumix or olympus).
thank you! @@o_steletskyi
The Raspberry Pi would need to communicate with the sensor by designing an adapter to connect to the board, assuming the sensor can even do that. Then I would image you need software to manage the data from the sensor because it might not recognize it like a CMOS sensor you see in cellphones or webcams.
Honestly, the best thing would be to use the sensor Razor Kiyo Pro Ultra because it’s 1/1.3” and find a decent lens. Trust me, someone will find a way to get it and the native Razor application to work with a Raspberry Pi (if it doesn’t already) and possibly create a custom camera and even a cinema camera.
Крута задумка. Сподіваюсь, що ІЧ фільтр зі зламаної камери😅
Знайшов на барахолці. Казали що робоча, тільки акумулятор треба. Але цього ми вже не дізнаємося ))
Love this! The yellow filter look is especially cool. Is the camera doing auto white balance or do you just leave it on one setting?
Thanks 😊 auto white balance
Dude. So cool.
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This is amazing and I would be very serious about buying one of these! If it is something you would consider doing please do send through some contact details. Glad to have found your channel 🙂
Народний діджитал болекс) круто)
Дякую
I have a rapmaster too!
I want one!!
Hello mister
I very much like the idea. Can you reverse the thing, like put an LCD in a DIA projector?
Thank you.
That's an interesting idea.
I think it's possible.
Супер получилось! теперь я знаю где взять инфракрасный фильтр! Спамибо!
А в кино камере нет этого фильтра с завода?
@user-bl8rb8xq7p для съёмки на кинопленку в нем нет необходимости.
Take the body of an old camera + take the sensors of another camera. Mix them to get a new better camera. Nice 👍 basically take broken cameras and scavenge their parts.
Don't know if you have this planed or not, but what if you applied a servo or a motor to a transmitter that could rotate the lenses for you. Just an idea amazing concept and video.
Thank you. That's a good idea.
Ого. У меня как раз такая камера дома лежит ))
Very, very nice! But I think the problem is in the "Y" part of "DIY"...
Have you conjectured install the sensor behind the mechanism that roll the film in order to capture the open/close cycle of the film camera?
No. Maybe I'll do this in the next project.
Дуже круто