TLR-66

TLR-66 turns the fold of iPhone Duo into the body of a camera. Fold iPhone Duo to 90° (~120° in hand for optimal viewing) and the hinge stops being a hinge: the lower display becomes a waist-level viewfinder, framed square and lit only where the image sits, the way a medium-format twin-lens reflex frames a scene from above. The upper display becomes a dashboard: shutter speed, aperture, frame counter, focal length and emulsion, always in view while your eyes stay on the frame. The volume buttons release the shutter, so you never have to touch the screen to take the shot. TLR-66 is not a filter pack bolted onto the system camera. It is a dedicated instrument, built for a slower, more deliberate way of composing: a two-handed cradle grip at chest or waist height, eyes down, one square frame at a time. **WHAT'S IN THE BODY** - A fixed 1:1 frame, the way a 6×6 medium-format twin-lens reflex…