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Converting a high resolution photo scanner into a large format digital camera
There's a lot that goes into it and I'm still fairly early in the process but it is possible and has been done before
I already have some lenses that will cover the whole scanner bed, it's mostly a question of power at this point
Please do update us on your progress! This is really fascinating
Once I finish it I'll be sharing information about it and pictures it takes on multiple photography groups across Lemmy