The popsicle sticks are used to create a manual shutter for the camera, while the pop can is used to form the pinhole aperture. It’s a pretty simple hack as you can see, with nary an electronic ...

A magnifying glass above the camera’s pinhole aperture helped, but arduous testing was needed to ensure it was set at perfect position for a clear image. The matte plexiglass was also thrown out ...

A pinhole camera is simply a box or container that uses a literal pinhole for an aperture. Light enters the hole and projects an inverted image of the scene onto the back of the container.

There's always been a following of cult photographic techniques, such as alternative processing or extreme filter effects, and one such pastime is shooting through tiny holes. The hole the size of ...

The use of a physical aperture (i.e., pinhole) and unitary detector (standard photomultiplier tube (PMT)) in the design of traditional laser-scanning microscopy systems requires that the final ...