Temi,
The August 1999 issue of Popular Photography had an article on how to
do this. It was written by Russell Hart and it started on page 48. Im
not sure if it will work on your type of camera, it uses a Kodak
FunSaver Panoramic, but its easy to do and I use them in a lot of my
work. The author adds a piece of a needle to the shutter arm which
allows the shutter to remain open until the film is wound again. You
could also just gut the shutter and lens and use black tape. I like the
modified shutter, cause then I can't loose the tape.
Temi wrote:
> I have an empty Kodak MAX disposable flash camera. Is it possible to
> convert this to a pinhole camera. Thanks for your info. - Temi
>
>
-- Chris Peregoy | http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~peregoy | http://imda.umbc.edu/Received on Tue Aug 28 13:58:03 2001
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