Caméra sténopé DIY / Kit de solargraphie

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$12.50

SKU CAM01-A

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Ce kit de bricolage prend 1 à 2 heures à assembler. Aucun couteau ni ciseaux n'est nécessaire. Utilisez un film 35 mm (non inclus) de préférence ISO200.

Design: KDT
Materials: Lourd 200 livres. papier cartonné
Dimensions: (Assemblé) 10,2 x 7,6 x 3 cm

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Caméra sténopé DIY / Kit de solargraphie

$12.50

SKU CAM01-A

Just what I needed. You have to put it together but it all works out. Used it for a pinhole project of my own for school. Definitely works!

Nice pinhole camera! Though I wish the instructions were a bit more helpful, maybe maybe l the parts that are labeled with letters as numbers, because it’s a bit difficult to understand. Overall, works well! For my camera I didn’t use every piece so it might not look the same as a completed finished one

Cute idea but horrible product. Instructions are hard to understand and diagrams are too small to see and are confusing. Now that the camera is completed, I’m pretty sure the film advance is too flimsy to actually advance the film. And incredibly, there is no way to know how far you need to advance the film to take another picture - you just have to guess!
If I decide to waste some money on a roll of film and processing and the camera holds together long enough to take some pictures, It’s doubtful the camera is light tight — the pictures will probably be ruined by light leaks.