Flickr user Jason Hull has been converting plastic film cameras from the 50's & 60's into wonderful nightlights. Based in Oakland, California, Jason scours flea markets and thrift shops for these retro film cameras. From there, he removes the plastic guts and the shutters in order to create nightlights that are more lightweight so that they don't do any damage to the sockets. Don't worry though, Jason doesn't modify cameras if they are in prisitine condition or if they're rare.
Find out more about Jason's Vintage Camera Nightlights
here.
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Gizmodo]
BEAUTIFUL!
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ReplyDeleteI want one too...so how do we get hold of Jason..
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Jason has since opened an Etsy shop, although the new inventory won't be available until after the new year. http://www.etsy.com/shop/jayfish
ReplyDeleteVery cool! :-)
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ReplyDeleteLove your stuff! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteEvery house should have one of your nightlights and one of my kinolamps (www.kinolamp.com) :-)
this is Awsome!! really good work :)
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Absolutely brilliant. Has there been a thought of putting a wireless camera inside so it could double as a security camera? Maybe even integrate a motion sensor to turn on the light when movement is detected. Great work!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfectly awesome! I would love to have one so that I can practice my skills in photography.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting post!
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