A pin-hole camera is made using a tin (painted black inside), blue-tack, duck-tape, a small bit of tin and light sensitive paper.
To take the picture you take the blue-tack off with the hole pointing to what you want to take a picture of then put it back on after; anything from 20seconds to 6minutes out side (depending on how cloudy it is), and 10-15 minutes indoors. All of the pictures i took were outside and took anything from 20 seconds to 4 minutes as the weather kept changing.
As the paper cant be exposed to light we had to change the paper and develop it each time in the dark room.
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Positive Version - - This version was made by placing the original negative version face-down on light sensitive paper then exposing it for 8 seconds -
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Can't Believe this got a DD ^.^
Thank you so much to
for suggesting and
for featuring as a DD
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One little question; why didn't you invert the colours? Personally, I think that would look even better
I could make a dark room.. my bathroom is completely sealed from outside light. I don't have the supplies yet though
Oh, congrats on the DD by the way!
I think my uncle mentioned he had some dark room stuff lying around