Re: "found" cameras

I made a nice one out of an empty Kodak 5x7 paper box (100-sheet); I put
an addition on the back so I can use 5x7 film holders, and also
installed a tripod mount.

Jan

Gordon J. Holtslander wrote:

>Hi:
>
>I'm teaching a workshop on pinhole cameras and alternative processes.
>We will be using large format 8x10 film.
>
>We will have participants build a simple camera(s). I want to supply a
>variety of "found" objects that can easily be turned into cameras.
>
>I am wondering if I could get suggestions or ideas for "found" objects
>with camera potential.
>
>I'm going to bring a selection of coffee tins, pringle cans, food tins,
>candy tins.
>
>Any other objects with camera potential?
>
>Gord
>
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