Pinhole camera

What is a pinhole camera?

Discover the magic of photography with this ingenious STEM project where students will make a simple Pinhole Camera that really works.

I started making pinhole cameras for the same reason I imagine many people do - because I could! They are deceptively simple objects - after all it’s just a box with a hole in it, right! Regardless, they are capable of producing beautifully complex images. In my early experiments I used what I could find around me - matchboxes, bits of ducting and even felted sheep’s wool. Alongside this, and armed with my trusty Ondu 135, I was learning how to produce the kind of images I wanted using…

Want to watch the next solar eclipse without burning your eyes out? Or demonstrate how an old-timey camera worked to children who think of a camera and phone as one and the same? You can not only do accomplish these with a simple shoebox,...

Contrary to what Apple wants you to believe, there’s more to taking a cool-looking photo than choosing which Instagram filter to apply. Few photographers know that better than Nancy Breslin, a local artist nationally renowned for her contributions to the pinhole photography scene. What the heck is pinhole photography, you ask? It’s a simple method […]

Pinhole Camera (Camera Obscura) : 10 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

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My first pin hole camera

pinhole exposures

An excerpt from "From pinhole to print". How a camera without a lens can be used to take pictures and how a pinhole camera works.

8X10 Foldable Pinhole Camera: todays project is a pinhole camera made from 8X10 kodak paper boxes.were gonna cover construction,theory/history,and get a short course in how to use it.

Collapsible Origami Pinhole Camera: Last year I played around a bit with pinhole photography. A pinhole camera is the simplest form of a camera. It essentially consists of a box with a tiny hole (also called a camera obscura) , the tiny hole is often literally a pinhole, hence th…

Why not give this activity a go. A fun science experiment to build your own camera and learn how they work

Heather Siple tells us how and why we should try out peephole photography and peephole lenses.