How to Convert a juice box into a pinhole camera
Make your own pinhole camera from a juice box! A juice box, yes, that's right. Guaranteed to outlast any digital camera! Unless you sit on it, of course.
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7 Comments
wtf does it work
Its just a gimmick.
it totally works
How do you take the picture?
move the film manually and expose to light by opening pinhole manually. you mimick an automatic camera.
I love pihole photography. I was looking for a way to use a roll of film with pinhole instead of developing paper. Now I got it. THX
wow dasts one ghetto camera
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