Re: film canister camera question

Wow, thanks for all the advice!
I'll immediately grab my tools and turn those canisters into cameras...

Now I started thinking about how to mark which units are exposed, and which are not... but I guess I'll use some of my creativity as well ;-)

/peter

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: cflagg4@mchsi.com
Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@spitbite.org
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 10:44:10 +0000

>I usually place them on the outside because it is easier. Here is a link to
>an instruction page I made for my students:
>http://home.mchsi.com/~pinholecamera47/pinhole_camera1.htm
>
>Hope this helps. They are fun to use, I use enlarging paper and 35mm film
>too.
>
>--
>Take Care,
>Chuck
>**Sometimes I feel like I'm
>diagonally parked in a parallel
>universe.**
>
>
>> Hello, I am about to make some canister cameras - but I was wondering where to
>> place the pinhole plate: on the inside or on the outside?
>> Or doesn't it matter?
>>
>> /peter
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