Fix Light Leaks on your Film Camera for just $1! 

Care to share your own DIY film camera hacks?

I'm convinced that yarn is superior to foam. Foam is very fragile and breaks easily and is harder to position. The cassette felt is a great tip. Foam for light seals is eventually going to rot again but cotton yarn will last forever, just ask any Egyptian mummy :) Great job on the video.

I just got my film rolls back from being developed & I got some light leaks on them. Mostly red and yellow colored leaks. Very timely yung video ninyo. Thank you! Btw the screwdriver set is available at Daiso for only 88php 😅

Hello! I was wondering how well this holds up and could you possibly upload some pictures using this method?

Just in time! I have the light leak issue with my AE-1. This will totally help me :) Thanks guys!

Good tips! Can't believe it never occurred to me to just take the fabric from a film canister.

This worked perfectly, fixed the light leaks in my Olympus 35sp, thanks brotha

Super easy to follow, thanks guys!

What about the light leaks coming from the front end of the camera ?

Very interesting technique man

Use electricians black tape on outside edges ...simple .

New sub today. Excellent video! Very helpful! Thanks!!!!! ♥️

Super helpful!!

Hello! Can you give me a pieces of information about the white leaks? I have a Praktica VLC2 and many pics what I've shot have these white leaks. That's so frustrating. What can causes this problem?

the exact video I needed! thank you

How about white leaks huhu

I just did mine, i used a thin foam sheet with adhesive in the back. Its cost like 1.50

IMO, I'd never use super glue. Once it's set, that's it. Dissolving it will be a pain in the ass. I would use contact cement instead.

"yarn" we call it wool.