Mount the camera on a tripod (tripod thread 3/8 ") and begin shooting:
1. Open a back cover.
2. Put in a film with a pick-up cassette (cassette included) and close a back cover.
3. Close the pinhole with lens cap,scroll a film 2-3 times,set the counter of frames  on "36".The counter works in descending order.
4. Open a lens cover,then magnetic shutter , expose and close a magnetic shutter . The photo is made.
5. In case of the closed magnetic shutter scroll a film on the following frame and repeat.
6.If you have finished , open a back cover and remove the cassette.
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Wide angle Pinhole lens is self made  ,d = 0.20 mm, (~80º f/130.The  pinhole lens is drilled mechanically when using caliber.
Tested with old soviet b&w film "Svema"32ASA  1996,(see Epson scan photos).You can use different ∅ 49mm filters:with  b/w film- yellow, green, orange filters. Gray filters  ND2, ND4, ND8 can be used to reduce light intensity in color.
If you have any questions,please write.
Kit is included:
1. Pinhole film camera, self-made
2.Lens cap ∅49mmm
3.Spirit level
4.Empty plastic film cartridges,2pcs.
If you have any questions,please write.
Note:Pin cameras are made from old non-working Smena bodies, so Pinhole camera bodies have slight differences in wear. It's just an old 24x36mm pin camera that takes good photos.
The design and color of the magnetic shutter may be different. This does not affect the quality of the pinhole camera.