The fully manual twin-lens reflex camera for Instax Mini film. The camera is assembled with re-used photo equipment and creates sharper images than standard Fuji Instax cameras.

I created L2Camera, because I had not found an Instax camera, that works for me. I've been using this camera for a year and I have reached the art goals I set. Now I'd like to let the camera live its own life. Thought the camera requires sufficient skill set in photography, I'm sure there is a photographer who will advance further with the camera.

L2Camera is an open project published on hackaday.io website. The project participated in four Maker Faire festivals in Rome, Pilsen, Prague and Brno. There are makers, who made their own L2! I myself designed and printed several pre-release prototypes from which I assembled two finished cameras. One of the cameras traveled across the globe to Tokyo, Japan. This particular camera is unique because it has features excluded from the final design.

The camera is fully manual and therefore requires: - metering of the light condition either with a light meter or with a smartphone (my choice is Light Meter by Lumu for iPhone) - selecting and setting the shooting parameters: aperture, speed - and doing manual focusing - cocking the shutter - rewinding film But! Camera works without batteries.

All the components - the shutter, the viewing lens and the shooting lens, the viewfinder - all were serviced (cleaned, lubricated if applicable). The lenses are aligned properly.

The camera comes with the shoulder strap that is depicted on the photos. Nothing else is included.