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Aperture: f/300 Image Size: 5” x 7” format Focal Length: 85mm

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Part Three.

Mounting the Camera.

I've chosen a position on one of our outbuildings to mount the camera. A simple shelf created from a scrap piece of Larch is screwed to the soffit boards of the shed. I have gone with a simple piece of 10mm elastic bungee which is pretty strong to hold the camera in place, it in turn is fixed to the edge of the shelf on each side.

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Part Two.

Creating and Fixing the Pinhole.

This is the piece of brass shim in which you can just about make out the Pinhole. The piece is approx 25mm x 25mm and the pinhole is approx 0.3mm

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Part One.

Setting up the basic box.

The small W70mm x H75mm x D32mm box that the roll of 35mm film came in.

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I am in the early steps of creating another Pinhole Camera. utilising a small light tight plastic box that was originally used to store a 30m length of 35mm film.

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After a weekend of cancelled boats and being unable to fetch the materials and tools from my car I got a bit itchy with the photographic bug...

So, I knocked up in true Blue Peter style a cardboard and gaffa-tape box camera.