STENOFLEX is an open invitation to slowness, a return to the origins of silver-based photography. The most basic expression of the still camera : just a box with a hole to let the light in.

The cardboard box functions as the camera. Inside you will find 10 sheets of traditional photographic paper (about 3.5 inches square), a red filter so you can set up your own darkroom, developer and fixer, and instructions in both English and French.

In the darkroom, you remove one of the photographic sheets from the lightproof bag, and place it in position in the holder inside the camera. You then close the camera, and you are ready to take a picture.

Developed by the Paris based photographer Eric Marais, the Stenoflex takes us back to the early days of photography.