Clint O’Connor, creator of the 2013 “Pinhole Printed” Kickstarter project, is back again with a new 3D printed pinhole camera that anyone with access to a 3D printer can make. Clint has designed a number of 3D printed pinhole cameras, including the very popular Flyer 6x6 and Clipper 6x18 cameras.

The Easy 35 camera satisfies Clint’s goals of fast, cheap, and easy to make. Such a camera would appeal both to pinhole photographers and to educators wanting to teach principles of photography to youths. Based on 35mm film, the Easy 35 can be printed in 2/3 the time of a Flyer 6x6 and needs just a pinhole to assemble (at a bare minimum). A rubber band secures the top and black tape is used as the shutter.

The Easy 35 camera is released as open source, using the Creative Commons CC-BY-SA 4.0 license, meaning anyone is free to make them or even sell them, as long as attribution is given to the designer and any remixes or derivations are shared alike.

Details on the Easy 35 camera can be found on www.pinholeprinted.com.