So I've seen situations like these in TV shows where someone has a secret camera somewhere with a pinhole, and now I know what the photos would actually look like. Putting these around the house might be fun :)
Wow, that is very cool and I had no idea that you could get a camera hole that small. Very effective way of taking photographs. It's nice to see you having fun with it.
Newly following from the promotional frenzy team. I swore I was following you before! Any way so interesting you can have a small camera like that - I'm sure it could be loads of fun, or lots of trouble!
Pinhole image. Using b/w film and a pin hole camera. literally a tiny pinhole allows the light to enter the camera and project and inverse image on the film. a total exposure time of 1 minute tons of fun and something you can do at home!!
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So I've seen situations like these in TV shows where someone has a secret camera somewhere with a pinhole, and now I know what the photos would actually look like. Putting these around the house might be fun :)
Wow, that is very cool and I had no idea that you could get a camera hole that small. Very effective way of taking photographs. It's nice to see you having fun with it.
How cool! I had no idea.
So cool! It gives it that spy cam feel!
Very cool!
That's pretty cool. I like that you have fun with your camera.
Very cool :)
Newly following from the promotional frenzy team. I swore I was following you before! Any way so interesting you can have a small camera like that - I'm sure it could be loads of fun, or lots of trouble!
Very interesting!
Love your pinhole camera shot.
I love black and white film!
This is neat....lol.. but out of my league... unless it is point and shoot I am in trouble.
Looks like fun!
Interesting! the days of using film are forever gone for me I'm afraid, but I had my share of fun experiments!
bingo!
You never amaze me with your posts.
I'll have to try the camera technique very cool!
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