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So, earlier this week was my very first time developing a photo! I made my high school's photo class (which i couldn't get into last year), so now every morning i get out there and take pictures with my digital, my Pentax, and currently, my pinhole camera. My pinhole camera is pretty cool and fun to make! It is basically a shoebox with a tiny (pin-sized) hole on the cover that releases light onto some photographic paper. It is basically a cardboard camera! Very easy to make. The only problem that an everyday person may face is where to develop the single photo. Luckily, my school has a very sketchy dark room in the basement. So if you have access to a dark room, then you are in luck! One photo takes roughly 10 minutes to develop. Now if you don't 'have access to a dark room, then all i can guess is that you put the light-sensitive film into a solid dark baggie (that won't leak in the sunlight!), and bring your film to a 1 hour photo store. My very first photo didn't come out that great! Well, it is great for my very first pinhole photograph, but in general it is a little too blurry for my fancy. But when i get to bring my photos home, i'll scan them and show you all my wonderful pinhole photographs!
-Pippa
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