Wow!!! amazing tech. Very interesting article.

Father and son. One a master mechanic CNC and the other a chip programer. And they even have the CNC machines, and a SMD assembly machine and stuff.

Here the initial paragraphs.

Tommy and Lasse are 63 and 30 years old. They are father and son, and they’ve always bonded over ambitious tech projects. Tommy is an expert mechanic, a crack on the lathe who knows everything about any kind of material. He can manufacture parts that he has in mind just so. Lasse’s expertise is even more microscopic than precision mechanics: He’s an engineer of bits and bytes. As a researcher and consultant, he develops complex micro controller applications, from chip design to full-fledged systems. Fifty years ago, Tommy became an amateur filmmaker, back then on Double 8mm with an Olympus Pen camera. Even today, long after the Olympus had been superseded by a Chinon Super 8 camera, he always keeps a fresh film cartridge in his refrigerator. Lasse has designed the hard- and software of highly complex micro controller systems for more than a decade. Motor control is his particular area of interest.

Tommy and Lasse are Logmar. The company was founded in 2009 in Lasse’s house in the Danish city Aalborg. Today, it houses a CNC lathe, a MakerBot 3D printer, an SMD assembly machine and even a reflow machine for the professional manufacturing of high component density controller boards. A big box with discarded control circuit board prototypes tells of the ceaseless and painstaking work done by father and son

The topic says "raw camera" which isn't exactly true, but the camera does look pretty neat!

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The topic says "raw camera" which isn't exactly true,

....actually , since there's no topic category for film cameras, I had to choose a topic...raw seemed the best, although it wasn't in my topic title. Vitaliy must have added that part.