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|   How to Make an Oat Meal Tin Camera  | 
  
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|   You can decorate your tin with colored paper, fancy paper, or you can repaint it and draw on it.  | 
  
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|   1. We use fancy paper for this example. Cut a piece of blue fancy paper which is the same height as the tin and about 1-2cmm longer than the diameter of the tin. Then add double-sided adhesive tape to both edges of the fancy paper.  | 
  
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|   2. Position the paper so the opening is aligned with the pinhole.  | 
  
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| 3. First fix one edge of the fancy paper to the tin by removing the backing from one side of the double-sided adhesive tape, and then along the other edge. | 
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|   4. Then add the shutter made of another piece of fancy paper of a different color.  | 
  
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|   5. When the shutter is closed, you cannot see the location of the pinhole. So we need to add a mark to indicate the position of the pinhole. Here we add a heart shape just above the pinhole.  | 
  
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|   Now your beautiful pinhole camera is ready to use. If you want to add more graphic deigns to it, go to the next step.  | 
  
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|   Camera design is copyrighted by the camera designer. Any reproduction of this camera for commercial use is prohibited.  | 
  
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