Turn a Pringles Can Into a Pinhole Camera in 7 Minutes
If you want to learn more about photography in 2015, then we've got something for you. Pinhole photography is a great way to way to learn the basics of how a camera works, and this precocious DIYer named Fresley is going to show you how to make a pinhole camera from a Pringles can.
Fresley breaks down this do-it-yourself camera with easy-to-follow steps. You don't even need that many supplies! The camera has no lens — just a very small aperture that exposes a small piece of photo paper inside the camera to light. Below are some examples of pinhole photography.
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Watch Fresley's supercute tutorial below! Here's what you'll need:
- Pringles can
- Masking tape
- Ruler
- Wax paper
- Scissors
- Pen
- Pencil
- X-acto knife
- Pushpin
