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A Polaroid-GH2 hybrid and the LC1 gets disassembled.

Diyphotography (Click here) build his own Frankenstein Lens to create the Polaroid-GH2 hybrid camera. Check his website to read the full report and see some weird image samples 🙂

And Repairnotes (Click here) disassembled the Panasonic LC1. You can find that camera [shoplink 26385 ebay]on eBay (Click here)[/shoplink].

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    1. That is correct! Panasonic DMC-LC1 has a 2/3″ sensor, not a 4/3 camera. Its big brother, DMC-L1, is a 4/3 camera.

    1. Especially when you’re wearing your energy shielding aluminum foil hat! 😉

      It looks like it was a fun project to figure out and do.
      Those blobs I thought might be something like plumber’s epoxy putty… Epoxy clay? hmmmmm. That stuff might come in handy for my 7-14mm filter project.

        1. Excellent. Thanks for the tip! Looks like fun stuff!
          I might chew the woodwork, the dog wouldn’t DARE! 😉

          I’m cutting out the front plate of a 7-14mm lens cap (found the Panasonic spare parts page!) and epoxying a 72mm-77mm step-up ring to it. I’ll have to file the threads a bit to make it fit, but otherwise, it’s a perfect fit.

          I hope it won’t melt my lens cap!

  1. LC1 is not 4/3. The sensor is a small 2/3.

    I am also not sure what I can looking at in that photo. A GH2 with a homemade tube attached and some plastic cap?

  2. The guys above are correct. The LC1 is a fixed lens (fantastic Leica lens) non-4/3 camera with a Sony 2/3 in sensor. Its evil twin is the Leica Digilux 2. I luckily have each of these cameras. Great cameras.

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