A major improvement (i hope) upon my first pinhole camera design. Fully functional and with a few easy steps, ready to use.

Features: -Film advance and rewind dials -a clicker to tell you how far to advance the film. (8 clicks per frame) -a shutter with a safety, so you don't accidentally take a picture of the inside of your bag -a removable viewfinder -an easily loadable film carrier, that slides in and out of the camera body (little rails on the inside to keep it in place) -PRINTABLE ON A MAKERBOT (and probably on a RepRap too)

This time it's fully functional, and only requires a few pieces of hardware to assemble and use: -a small cabinet hinge, to mount the door -two machine screws -two wing nuts -four 10mm long screws, to put the film carrier together

Also needed: -A soda can, to make a pinhole -Electrical tape, to tape the pinhole -3m (or other brand) foam tape, to seal the door

More explanation and instructions to come within the next week. Thanks for looking!

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