This is the Beirette camera that arrived faulty, I thought it would be less hassle to do something with it than send it back to the seller ( he didn't believe it was faulty and just gave me a partial refund...). Anyway, I bought another Beirette and with the body of the faulty one I built the "Pinrette".




I spent a roll of Kodak 125 Plus X trying different exposures and I'm happy with the first results, these ones were about 4 seconds exposure. The pictures are boring as they were taken from my window but I quite like the wide angle and the soft focus.



3 comments:
Amazing! I should do this with one of my broken cameras! Was it hard taking the lens off?
Hello! I have the same camera. Can you please explain how to take off the lens/shutter? Where can I find a tutorial? :D Thank you!
Thhanks for posting this
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