
03-04-2006, 03:27 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: US
Posts: 5,229
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the pinhole camera uses a small hole to collect the light, and focus it (its reversed on the paper) The light then hits photographic paper, creating the image. (This takes a few seconds for larger pinhole cameras, but can be very good.) I made a modified design from a film canister. (because it's so small, and the exposure time is so short, the vibration of opening it caused the image to shake, and have poor quality, so I had to create a new type of 'shutter' if i can find the damn thing i'll post a few pics and a pic of the camera). On a more revalent note, noce job. Some of the last ones, the exposure time was a bit long, but the first two have really good detail, I like really them. Because of the varying exposure time, this can be difficult, but it leaves room for some really cool stuff. Anyway, nicely done |
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