Here are some links on how to make a pinhole camera. Before you say "But Shades, all I have is a digital camera, I've never used film before, and I don't know if I want to......" I have included a link on how to make your digital SLR into a pinhole camera. If you don't have a DSLR, I'm sure you could figure out the theory behind it and make something fit for your camera (all the more reason to use film, hehe).
p.s. the link above has a whole page of resources on pinhole cameras and how to build one
I included links for 35mm film as that is the most readily available to the majority of people. Any light sensitive material will work though. If you do go with 35mm, and take it to your local establishment to have them develop it, Make sure to tell them the spacing could be off, as its from a pinhole camera Most places will develop the film and put the photos on a CD. This elimates the need for you to take them home and scan them.....or worse, have to go buy a scanner and then scan them in!
I have seen a few people on here lament that they wish they could participate in Analogue April but they don't have a film camera, well here's your chance!
I truly hope that a lot of you participate and if you care to, lets tag them
Forgot all about this, and I'm currently away from home so no chance of making one. I'm in the middle of trying to see what I can make out of an empty film cannister and my digi Point & Shoot :)
@38mm Thats what I figured...I don't know if they would like the cut up frames in their machine though, I don't know how they have to run the film through it.....
My house is COVERED in empty canisters. Srsly, they are everywhere. I used to save them but then I felt like a hoarder, so now I toss them. But I bet there's a couple on the floor of any given room.
@mstipe Haha, I love the red velvet, nice touch...mine is halfway there, gotta find a spent roll so I don't have to waste one roll and I'll be done! Otherwise I will have to just suck it up and burn a roll....maybe I can find a way to save the film....hmm.
Thanks for the reminder, Shades!
I'm in!