Pin hole camera diy

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,...

Pringles Pinhole: Make a Camera From a Potato Chip Can | Exploratorium

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 […]

To print this project, click on the image and select print in your file menu. Find more great DIY projects from Science Illustrated on our DIY page.

This adorable young photographer's name is Fresley, and for a recent science experiment she decided to show YouTube how to turn a Pringles can into a

From Jon Nicholls , Thomas Tallis School

Add this to the list of possible perfect gifts. This cardboard and paper DIY Combo can use 35mm or 120 film and allows for partial-frame and multiple exposures. Perhaps there will be more than a fe…

Make a DIY pinhole camera to safely view the solar eclipse. This is an easy STEM activity to do with kids and learn about how a camera works.

Pinhole Camera (Camera Obscura): The camera obscura has been around for thousands of years. The phenomenon was first observed by Aristotle and Chinese philosophers as early as 470 BCE. However, it was not until 1837 that the first permanent pictures could be obt…

Matchbox Pin Hole Camera: A pin hole is an analog handmade camera, that works by letting light enter through a small hole and reach the film, that being photosensitive, records the image that the camera is pointing to. You can make interesting experiments, with it!

Develop-in-the-Can Pinhole Camera Photography (No Darkroom Required): 'Develop-in-the-Can Pinhole Photography' is about taking a photo using a beverage can and then developing it in the same can. This is achieved by adding a 'Light Trap' to your normal beverage can pinhole hole camera so the developing solutions can b…

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.

How to make a pinhole camera. Fun with 35mm film.

Pinhole cameras are a great craft to use in science class when you are ready to teach children about light, and how the eye works. The tiny pinhole is the same as your eye's pupil, and your retina works to screen the picture.

Pinhole cameras might already be the domain of photography mavens and earnest summer vacation school projects, but does it look like this? The Viddy is a...

Here is a detailed demonstration on making a camera obscura out of paper, using origami methods. This technique can be adapted for many purposes. Try it at...