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The Cheapest Digital Rangefinder - More DIY-ness (Part 1)

Turns out I can't stop DIY-ing. Immediately after I did the TLR I started work on this rangefinder. I was using my left over parts from the TLR to start things off and I pre-emptively ordered a Soviet Era FED 5c film rangefinder. The result was this, I admit it's not nearly as nice as other DIY RF projects, but it's cheaper! That's worth something right? That said, I will say this project was done entirely using just home gamer hardware, I printed everything on an older Creality V2, I didn't use any print houses or have to make any custom CNC parts. Just ordered a few little extras off amazon like fasteners and a leatherette repair kit. Here's the link to the last TLR video -    • Functional But Ugly - Film TLR Conversion ...   Here's where I'm getting the price of that leica battery - https://thecamerastore.com/products/l... Here's where I found the iPhone grip :( - https://downtowncamera.com/shop/brand... Here's the other Rangefinder builds that helped inspire this one! https://frankencamera.wordpress.com/2... https://hackaday.io/project/179807-ca...    / @ernestasmontvidas   Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 04:45 - What is it?! 13:48 - How is it the cheapest?! 20:54 - Cost perspective 22:00 - Sample Gallery 24:44 - Conclusion Video was shot on the A7 III using the Sony 28mm F2 with a Blink 500 Wireless Lav. Thumbnail - Sony A99 With 50mm Macro Music Tracks: Tasty Waves - National Sweetheart The Fifth Quadrant - Dan Lebo Lebowitz, Tone Seeker