mutoscope (simple kinetoscope)
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Mutoscope low-tech and high-tech at the same time: Low-tech: the very basic way to mechanically run an animation (Like…
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Mutoscope low-tech and high-tech at the same time:
Low-tech: the very basic way to mechanically run an animation (Like Thomas Edison's Kinetoscope,)
but made with very last high-tech 3d printing.
my first full project in solidworks from scratch!!
now i can enjoy my granddaughter Neomi's first smiles over and over...
thank you instructables handy_woman for the inspiration!! https://www.instructables.com/id/GIF-Player-Out-of-Paper-IPhone-Live-Photos-in-Pape/
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
MakerBot
Printer:
MakerBot Replicator
Rafts:
No
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2
Infill:
15%
Notes:
you have to print :
two reels,
two vertical posts ,
24 photo holders.
48 rings to keep the photos in place
Post-Printing
for printing the 24 frames (one second) i used Photoshop and Premiere. but there are online places that can convert video to gif and separate images:
like ezgif.com
each frame is a printed in 250gr paper 12cm X10 cm and has holes, punched with a standard office hole puncher. (8cm apart) that keeps the frames in place and registered
the photo holder has pegs at the same distance.
I added the template i used to print the frames a4.pdf which has the center mark for punching the holes and for printing 4 frames in a4 page.
Category: Mechanical Toys