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Flickr member bricolage.108<\/a> hacked a 35mm trashcam into a double-sided lens\/pinhole monster. He writes:<\/p>\n

\nIf using a normal film roll this camera takes redscaled<\/a> ["redscale" is where you shoot the film backwards, so the light gets filtered through the antihalation layers before hitting the emulsion and turns the image red\/orange or yellow, depending on the film] pinholes from one side, and trashy lens shots on the other. It also makes doubles, exposing both sides of the film.<\/p>\n
The same way if i redscale the roll first, i can take redcale shots using the lens and "normal" pinholes, on the same roll with the same camera.<\/p>\n
I can, for example overlap the same subject using two "different cameras" and techniques or (and this i think it’s conceptually interesting) create (simultaneously) an image where the shot and what’s "behind the camera" are both visible.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Here’s an image he made with it, more here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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