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SCORE ON DOTTED LINES CUT SOLID LINES AND ALONG EDGE

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WIND FILM ONE FULL TURNSLIDE THIS TAB INSIDE THE SLOT AFTER EVERY SHOT

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INSTRUCTIONS
BUILDING SUPPLIES • Several sheets ofgood printer paper • One regular cereal-box for the light-safe interior • An pen knife or razor blade for cutting • Some double-sided tape or glue • Thin needle for making a pinhole • Small piece ofaluminum foil or soda can to puncture with the needle • One new roll of film, preferably ISO200 • One film canister from which the film has been removed. You can empty a new roll, or get an emptycanister from any photo developer TAKING PHOTOS • The best photos are taken on a bright day • Always wind the film one full rotation after every photo • Use a paperclip to wind the film • Remember to rewindthe film before disassembling the unit for development • Hold the camera very still when shooting • Follow the chart for exposure times DEVELOPING PHOTOS • Photos can be processed normally, like anyother 35mm film • If possible, ask your developer not to cut the prints • If your prints are grey or foggy, you might have a light leak. Use some extra dark tape to seal up your camera interior, andgive it another try

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This is tricky. Pop open the empty film canister, and invert the spool so that there is a light-safe canister torecieve exposed film. Be sure to include a long strip of tape around the spool for feeding the new film in.

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Feed the film into the empty canister.

Lay the film onto the open box, andclose the frame over the top.

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Build the light tub for extra light protection. You never can be too careful.

Insert the light tub it into the...