Pinhole cameras are the simplest form of photography. To make one you need a light proof box like a shoe or phone box, an aluminum can, electric tape, black paper, and a pushpin. Cut a square in the center of the box, place a piece of aluminum over the hole and use the push pin to make a small puncture in the aluminum. Cut a piece of black to create a shutter over the lens.
Fast shutter speed is used to freeze a moving object in a photo.
When you're done shooting your film, you need to load it into a developing canister. This must be done in the changing room because any light will expose and ruin your film. Start by using the can opener to open your film carrier. Once this is done roll the film onto a spindle. Then you must put the plug into the spindle to hold it together. Once this is done place it all into the developing canister and close the lid.
Load your film by opening the back of your camera and placing the film reel in the left side. Stretch the start of the film across and feed it into the spindle. Close the camera and click the button used to capture your photo until the film slide number hits one, and you're ready to shoot.
