Photographer Builds Disposable-Camera Lens, Founds Adapted Optics

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Photographer Builds Disposable-Camera Lens, Founds Adapted Optics

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Sydney photographer Thomas Spicher founded Adapted Optics and produced the Everyday Lens: a 3D-printed lens body fitted with an optical element pulled from a disposable film camera. Niche founding story with very limited appeal beyond the DIY/lo-fi lens crowd.

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