The Daguerre Case

The Daguerre Case was made out of the desire to have a more personalized way of carrying a camera. It was partially made to give a sense of familiarity to older users of modern cameras. It is designed to mimic the aesthetic and design language of the first camera invention prototypes (hence the name). It is made out of cherry and southern pine woods for the exterior. It contains a brass hinge for the opening, and soft fabric on the inside to prevent damage for the camera.