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Out of Order

Out of Order
 Here is how to make a self-proclaiming out of order object (SPOOO for short). Here's the slideshow of all the finished products I have made.
 In this instructable, I will be modifying a camera.
 
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Step 1Figure it out

Figure it out
 Plan what you're going to do. Locate the viewfinder's other end on the front side.

 I will use a white-out pen, but any thing like that (including sharpies) will do.
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8 comments
May 22, 2010. 12:18 PMmr.incredible says:
 What if you wrote it over the flash? Would that ghost onto the picture?
Mar 27, 2010. 5:37 PMNikonDork says:
 I think I would murder someone if they did that to my camera. Whats the point?
Apr 1, 2010. 7:40 AMEfanis says:
Or how about if you used clear tape and then wrote on that instead?  Peels right off!
Apr 2, 2010. 5:56 PMNikonDork says:
 but whats the point? it doesnt show up on the photograph and anyone that sees handwritten words in the viewfinder already knows the camera isnt out of order, only that some jerk wrote on their camera. 

The tape idea would be best, cause scrapping whiteout off from the plastic lens of the viewfinder would scratch it. 
Mar 28, 2010. 12:19 AMboblordofmonkeys says:
 im w/ him

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I'm a high school student in Vermont who loves to take things apart and (sometimes) put things back together or make things from scratch. I like to program and experiment and browse the net.