Now that I've explained the fundamental principles behind the Petri 7 analog point-and-shoot camera, it's time to take a closer look at the mechanical components, how they are connected with eachother, the used materials and so on.
First of all, I like to discuss the used connections because I was suprised how easy the disassembly turned out to be.
Two main techniques were used.
- Overall, all the parts and components are connected by tiny screws.
- In the lens however, all the round large parts are threaded, and can be screwed in one another.
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| tiny screws for the gear wheel |
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| tiny screws for the components of the shutter mechanism |
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| threaded part of the lens |
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| threaded lens |
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| threaded lens casing |
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