The Rubikon camera is a paper cut-out that transforms into an actual, functioning photographic machine. You can download the PDF format for free to create your own paper pin-hole camera.
The Rubikon camera only takes black and white photos (like all pin-hole cameras). The pictures are haunting. Jaroslave Jurica, a designer from the Czech Republic, created both the original black Rubikon and the newer white Rubikon camera 2, which was inspired by Richard Vyskovsky's 1979 Dirkon.
What's Driving This Trend
- Paper Cameras
- The development of paper cameras presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the photography industry.
- Pin-hole Photography
- The resurgence of pin-hole photography offers a unique opportunity for disruptive innovation in the camera manufacturing industry.
- DIY Photography
- The growing popularity of DIY paper cameras opens up possibilities for disruptive innovation in the hobbyist photography market.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- The photography industry can explore disruptive innovation by embracing the concept of paper cameras.
- Camera Manufacturing
- The camera manufacturing industry can capitalize on the trend of pin-hole photography by incorporating it into their product offerings.
- Hobbyist Photography
- The hobbyist photography market can benefit from disruptive innovation by catering to the demand for DIY paper cameras.
