The hell I went through to get these images! The hell I say! I bought this "mini camera" off the Internet. When it arrived, there were two mini cameras in the box. I’m sure it was an oversight on the sender’s part, but it turned out to be a good thing for me. I have no idea where you can get film for this camera...I’m not even sure it’s a camera. I’m pretty sure it’s just a toy, but I forced it to become a camera, and from this point on, I’ll refer to it as such. Each camera came with a tiny film spool. This meant I could cut up some 120 film (a 5/8" strip - I’m wondering if 110 film would work?), tape it to one spool (the take-up spool) and load the rest of the film onto the other spool. In my first attempt I kept the paper backing. I took a couple of shots and the end of the take-up spool broke. After going back into the darkroom, I switched spools, so the unbroken spool could replace the broken one and I immediately broke the unbroken spool. Now I had two broken spools. I’d put too much energy into cutting the stupid film to give up at this point. So, I merely taped it all together (without the paper this time), left the darkroom to take one photograph, came back to the darkroom to advance the film...lather, rinse, repeat. I guess I didn’t advance it quite right, because there’s a double exposure of an antique high chair. Bet you couldn’t tell what it was, huh? Bet you thought it was some secret plans for an enemy missile rocket, or something, huh? I mean, it is a spy camera!