Chuck Flagg - Pinholecamera 47
pinholecamera47@mchsi.com

A Quick Simple Pinhole Camera From Chuck Flagg - IllinoisCentral College

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On the left are the  tools and materials  we use to construct our Mini Pinhole Cameras  

1.  Straight pin with a plastic ball head in an eraser.

2. A small piece of fine sandpaper to clear off burrs.

3.  A 35mm film canister for the light tight camera body.

4.  1"x1" sections cut from a soda can to be used as our lens/pinhole.

5.  A standard paper punch to put a 1/4" hole through the side of the 35mm film canister.

6. Masking tape to attach the lens to the 35mm film canister.

7.  A 2" piece of black electrical tape which is folded over on each end to be used as a shutter for our 35mm film canister pinhole camera.

A standard paper punch to put a 1/4" hole through the side of the 35mm film canister.  This pair never had those paper catching things, so it must really be cheap!

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