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Pinhole-Spam.jpgOver on Photon Detector, Nicolai has collected a great sample of odd pinhole photography projects:

The great thing about making cameras is that they’re really dead simple: box light detector (film or sensor) hold for light = camera. When there’s no lens involved, there’s heaps of room for creativity. While many people opt for more traditional materials like wood, metal, foamcore, or modify an existing camera, some people go all out.

Here’s a [doubtless incomplete] roundup of some of the stranger things I’ve seen people make pinhole cameras out of, to date. Note that many of these links have construction instructions!

Wicked stuff – check out Photon Detector: Blog : Weird pinhole camera roundupthe full article for all the links! Sorry about the broken link. Fixed now!

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This post, "Unusual pinhole camera projects!", is part of these categories: All articles, was posted by Haje Jan Kamps and saw the light of day on the 8th of July 2006. I hope you liked it.

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By wolever on July 8th, 2006 (permalink)

Until the real link is fixed, here it is:
http://photondetector.com/blog/2006/06/20/weird-pinhole-roundup/

By Haje Jan Kamps on July 8th, 2006 (permalink)

Cheers wolever – fixed now :)

By Maua on July 8th, 2006 (permalink)

Oh maan, I hate SPAM. Just the thought of it makes me wanna spew!

 

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