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I Turned a $1 Plastic Camera Into a Mirrorless Lens

I took a $1 plastic point-and-shoot camera, ripped it apart, and turned its lens into a usable mirrorless camera lens. This was never meant to work. Yet, somehow, it does. In this video, I break down the history behind cheap plastic cameras, why lenses like this were ever made in the first place, and how I adapted one to a modern mirrorless camera using 3D-printed parts and a lot of trial and error. This isn’t a tutorial, it’s an experiment in camera-vandalism. If you’re into DIY camera projects, weird lenses, vintage camera parts, or pushing old photography gear way past its intended purpose, this one’s for you. If you enjoyed this experiment, consider subscribing — I build weird camera gear so you don’t have to. For the digital shots in this video, I used Dehancer to emulate classic film stocks and grain. It’s one of the easiest ways to get a film look without actually shooting film. Check out Dehancer here: 👉 https://www.dehancer.com Use code SPICHER for 10% off monthly or annual subscriptions. DIY camera lens Plastic lens experiment Mirrorless camera mods Vintage camera lenses Kodak Instamatic history Weird camera builds 3D printed camera parts Film look digital photography Dehancer film emulation