This is nice Ian, it's always a bit difficult in sunlight and with shaddows because of the high contrast of the paper. More evenly lit scenes tend to help.

Hiya Robin, yes you need to resituate the paper after exposure in order to develop properly. Unfortunately as I was in a bit of a rush at that stage of the development I perhaps didn't test the panoramic feature as much as I could have, it was a bit of a last minute add on. I think on future batches we'll move the slots nearer to the pinhole which will give a wider angle. What it does do is take a photo at a similar angle but with no wide angle distortion which is actually pretty cool and makes for an unusual image! I don't know of any other camera that can achieve this. I suspect your fence may be a bit wonky?? 😆😆

Hiya Robinhj, The smaller oval hole gives a oval exposure on the paper with a bit of vignette at the edge. It's pretty cool, give it a try! The white blob is the enlargement spot for making enlargements and the red donut one is just a closed shutter, it's mainly there to give you something else to hold when spinning the disc. You should be able to load the syringes up and carry them around in the dock, I've been doing it no problem. You want to be a bit careful it doesn't get knocked around I suppose. There is also a strap mount on the back of the dock so you can put it on your bag strap if you prefer? The current docks are a little bit tight.. Twising them in helps. The latest ones we've been suaging out the nozzle holes to give more relief on the syringe. Oliver Pinsta Camera

This is really great work, thanks so much for this post and I'm sure it will help a lot of people and most of all I'm glad you're happy with the end result! The DP is very contrasty indeed but in the right circumstances it can give really wonderful images. Using it actually makes you think about lighting in a completely different and more involved way I found... Fully sunlit areas will photograph much more evenly, it doesn't like shadows on a very sunny day... As an alternative you can attach filtration to the light baffle slide, bluetack is best. The little old Ilford paper framed ones work great. Or you could use some less contrasty negative paper and do a contact print and then dev in the camera? Oliver Pinsta Camera

Love it Ian! Flashing the paper a bit can reduce contrast. It helps a lot with self portraits if you have something to lean your head against. This was about 70 seconds I think.

Hello Laurie, I'm sorry to hear this. I suspect it may be leaking through where the magnets are set into the back rather than leaking from the tray edges. We did find after the KS ones went out that some of the magnets we had weren't quite round and were leaving a small gap. I drop of acetone should help to seal the effected areas.