Cutting edge technology with the simplest possible design: RAW Pipeline author Ted Dillard gives a simple tutorial on how to turn your SLR into a classic pinhole camera! All you need is a lens cap (without the lens, naturally), some tin foil, a needle or pin, and a drill. Post a comment and let us now how it worked out.
Pinhole is one of my favorite types of photography. Seeing the tutorial about making one in a video is very helpful. I’ve only seen them made out of matchboxes before so this is great! Drilll “rrrr”!
Comment 000027, Posted Sep 12, 09:50 AM
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