･ 1 Test the light-tightness of the box by placing a strip of black-and-white photographic printing paper... ･ 2 Take the camera out into the daylight for a minimum of 2 minutes. ･ 3 Return to the darkroom, remove the test strip, and proces...
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A pinhole camera is a small, light-tight can or box with a black interior and a tiny hole in the center of one end. See illustrations below. You can design it to accept roll or sheet film. The two ends of the camera are parallel. The end op...
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When you make a pinhole camera to accept roll or sheet film, use a small, light-tight can or box as the camera body. You can use any can that has a tight-fitting top. A 2-pound coffee can makes a good pinhole camera. You can use a clean pai...
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This is where we're actually going to make the pinhole. The reason that we're making a hole in the aluminum and not in the actual cardboard oatmeal can is this: when the camera is fully assembled, the beam of light that comes in through the hole (the aperture) has to be very fine. ... It's just to show how smart we all are.
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･ A cylindrical, 18-oz. or .5L size oatmeal box ･ Thick shirt cardboard ･ Black paint, preferably acrylic or tempera for a faster drying period ･ Small paintbrush ･ Aluminim foil ･ Craft/Exact-o knife ･ Carpenter's glue or any other f...
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The hole doesn't make the picture. The image of the world is always there. All the hole does is make it possible for you to see it. ... You've made a camera! This kind of camera is called a camera obscura-which is Latin for "dark chamber." The first camera obscuras were small rooms that were completely dark except for...
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Step-by-step instructions and diagrams show how to make a pinhole camera from a 126 film cartridge. ... The diagram shows the basic construction of a pinhole camera. The body of the camera is a cardboard box that is open at both ends. To make this box, cut a rectangle of cardboard that measures 5 3/4 inches by 2 inches.
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All the information you need for making an oatmeal box pinhole camera, including how to take and develop photo ... New: "Scanners"--making lensless photos with a flatbed scanner ... BACK - HOME - NEXT...
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How to Make a Pinhole Camera ... First of all, I'd like you to know that there are some very good sites on the Internet with pinhole camera instructions. This is just one of many. Once you make your first pinhole camera, you will find that you will be able to come up with your very own ideas on designs and applications.
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