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Taking Back Tipsters: Build a Pinhole Camera

Haven't prepared a special camera for World Pinhole Day tomorrow? We come to your rescue with some helpful tips on how to make a pinhole camera for the occasion, whatever material you may have ready with you!

April 27, 2013 10 likes
Camman 35mm DIY Camera: Easy to Assemble, Fun to Use

Here's a review of another Do-It-Yourself camera from China. Marketed under a few brand names, it's fairly easy to assemble and fun to use.

April 08, 2013 1 comment 10 likes
Playing with Pinholes: Make Your Own Instant Pinhole!

Did you know April 29th is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day? How about celebrating it building your own pinhole camera? How about making an instant pinhole camera? You only need an Instant Back+ and then it really is easy as pie!

April 23, 2012 5 comments 20 likes
★ A 100% DIY Laser-Cut Camera!

Want to make your own camera? With a solid plan, some tools and lots of time, you can!

July 07, 2011 28 comments 99 likes
A Beast of a DIY Camera

Let’s be honest. Film photography has become a somewhat ambitious venture, what with the logistics of it being relatively scarce. But nothing is more ambitious than building a huge folding camera, bellows and all, that can shoot on a 3-foot wide film.

May 25, 2011 1 comment 14 likes

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