The camera must be cut out of stiffer paper than ordinary
offi ce paper (or thin card). If the paper isn’t entirely opaque,
you need to stick very thin black paper underneath the
important sections so that no light gets into the camera. This
is particularly important for sections 1, 2, 3, 10 and 23.
It is very important to print the cut-out to the correct
size, i. e. 1 : 1. When you are printing from the Acrobat
Reader, the option “Fit to page” MUST NOT be selected,
otherwise the pages might come out smaller and the fi lm
won’t fi t into the Dirkon camera. I’ve added a ruler on
each page so that you can check that the size is correct.
The instructions recommend using Foma 21° DIN fi lm.
This was fi lm made back in former Czechoslovakia but it’s
similar, for example, to today’s Ilford PAN 100. You can of
course use any 35 mm fi lm, even colour.
I discovered from the makers of Dirkon that, even when
it was published, people often came up with improvements
on their model. The design was signifi cantly improved by
sticking on a thin piece of metal with a hole, rather than
making the hole in the paper, as described in the
instructions. I didn’t follow this suggestion, however,
since I wanted to experience the real magic of Dirkon
photography.
The camera must be cut out of stiffer paper than ordinary
offi ce paper (or thin card). If the paper isn’t entirely opaque,
you need to stick very thin black paper underneath the
important sections so that no light gets into the camera. This
is particularly important for sections 1, 2, 3, 10 and 23.
It is very important to print the cut-out to the correct
size, i. e. 1 : 1. When you are printing from the Acrobat
Reader, the option “Fit to page” MUST NOT be selected,
otherwise the pages might come out smaller and the fi lm
won’t fi t into the Dirkon camera. I’ve added a ruler on
each page so that you can check that the size is correct.
The instructions recommend using Foma 21° DIN fi lm.
This was fi lm made back in former Czechoslovakia but it’s
similar, for example, to today’s Ilford PAN 100. You can of
course use any 35 mm fi lm, even colour.
I discovered from the makers of Dirkon that, even when
it was published, people often came up with improvements
on their model. The design was signifi cantly improved by
sticking on a thin piece of metal with a hole, rather than
making the hole in the paper, as described in the
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