Before rushing out the door for work, I poked a small hole (which I think turned out to be too big) in a small piece of black cardboard. I then placed the cardboard over my lens and shot my neighbor's house. The result doesn't look impressive, it just looks like I shot my camera through a hole...which is what I did. I also didn't center the hole properly.
I definitely want to try this again, but next time I want to try some true pinhole photography by drilling a tiny hole in my camera's body cap, and replacing the lens with it.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Not So Pinhole Photography
According to photo.net pinhole photography is "lensless photography. A tiny hole replaces the lens."
Before rushing out the door for work, I poked a small hole (which I think turned out to be too big) in a small piece of black cardboard. I then placed the cardboard over my lens and shot my neighbor's house. The result doesn't look impressive, it just looks like I shot my camera through a hole...which is what I did. I also didn't center the hole properly.
I definitely want to try this again, but next time I want to try some true pinhole photography by drilling a tiny hole in my camera's body cap, and replacing the lens with it.
Before rushing out the door for work, I poked a small hole (which I think turned out to be too big) in a small piece of black cardboard. I then placed the cardboard over my lens and shot my neighbor's house. The result doesn't look impressive, it just looks like I shot my camera through a hole...which is what I did. I also didn't center the hole properly.
I definitely want to try this again, but next time I want to try some true pinhole photography by drilling a tiny hole in my camera's body cap, and replacing the lens with it.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment