How Do You Make A Pinhole Box Camera?
Pinhole cameras are cheap and easy to make and create strange and fascinating pictures that are unique to this type of photo process. With a few household items and a little care, your new camera will be up and “shooting” in no time. Spray the interior and cap of the oatmeal box with flat black paint. This will help seal out the light. Wait for the paint to dry completely. Tape all the seams in the box with black electrical tape to further guard against light. Create a tape baffle by making a lip of overhanging tape all around the edge of the box’s lid. This will be used to seal the cap to the body of the box when it’s closed, but it can’t be a permanent seal because you’ll need to remove it to change the film. Cut a half-inch hole in the center of the side of the oatmeal box. Lightly sand both sides of the aperture (the hole in the box) with the sandpaper or emery paper. Cut a 1-inch-square piece of heavy-duty aluminum foil. Put it between two pieces of scrap cardboard. Push the sewin
