Sure its cheap and easy to make your own pinholga, but these are nice
looking. Save your plastic lenses for me, I'm trying all the tips from
http://www.toycamera.com/
>===== Original Message From "Alan Partlow" <alanpartlow@msn.com>
=====
>I shoot a lot with converted pinhole Holgas. I can't see paying someone
to modify a Holga into a pinhole camera. It's a simple three step process:
> 1. The lens is held on by a single screw. This can be accessed from
inside of the camera, or if you are like me you will
> forcefully twist the lens counter-clockwise until it snaps off. Save
the
lens cap. This is your new shutter.
> 2. Insert pinhole.
> 3. Create bulb setting by either taping down shutter release or
removing the spring inside of camera then taping open
> the shutter.
>
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Chris Peregoy
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Received on Sun Mar 17 01:28:32 2002
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