After my professor saw my 35mm pinhole camera, she loaned me hers. It was made in Germany and uses 120 roll film. Its shutter has a really nice sliding door design and has no light leaks. This is photo of the front of the camera. Notice the sliding shutter.
This is a photo of the back of the camera. The hole in the back allows you to see the film numbers as the take-up reel is turned. This tells you when to stop turning. The text on the back, "Sun = 2 sec, 400 ASA" means that the aperture is f/512 and on a sunny day, the exposure should be for 2 seconds if you are using 400 ASA/ISO film like Tri-X 400.
This was a very nice pinhole camera. I'll post one photo from it.
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