Is there a method to recover camphene from sublimation at ambient conditions? Camphene solidifies and sublimates at ambient room temperature below 45°C. I'm aware that a glass funnel is often used to separate mixtures through sublimation of the volatile component (in this case camphene) from another material. 

Is it possible to recover sublimated camphene using this or another method?
MIT has a brilliant technique for sublimating and condensing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBNELFi5XiY

The sample is placed in a culture dish sitting on a hotplate. The lid is placed on top.  Finally a beaker with ice is placed on top of the dish to condense the sublimate. After a while crystals form on the top of the lid. These pure crystals are periodically scraped with a policeman and collected.