Make your own R2-D2 pinhole camera with these simple instructions I’ve posted on Flickr. I was initially inspired by Bre Pettis who hosts the Weekend Projects Vlog for MAKE magazine. Pettis gives his viewers a step-by-step video guide on how to construct their own pinhole camera here: Make Video Podcast: Weekend Projects – Make a Pinhole Camera and Darkroom
I took those basic instructions and gave it a Star Wars twist by making the pinhole camera look like R2-D2. It’s a fun project for kids and adults who not only want to make something cool from an old oatmeal container, a soda can, electrical tape and some paint, but it’s a terrific way to learn how a camera works and take dreamy photos.
Here’s the Flickr set:
Make an R2-D2 Pinhole Camera
(This craft can also be found in Star Wars Insider magazine – Issue 91).
For more fun geektastic crafts like this, be sure to check out our Star Wars Crafts Archive here.
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CRAFT magazine, GeekSugar













Pinhole cameras are so cool. They basically work the way regular cameras do, but you can make one really easily using just about anything (a tin can works great).