In this lesson we are going to take a look at how to better control your exposure time. This is part one of a two part lesson. For more info go to www.shaunmerica.com. Remember to have fun. Make sure to visit all of my lessons about pinhole cameras and pinhole photography.
This is part two of our second lesson, and in this lesson we go over a great little program called Pinhole Designer. Have fun! Make sure to visit all of my lessons about pinhole cameras and pinhole photography.
This is a brief look at how to build your own pinhole camera from scratch. Have fun! For more go to www.shaunmerica.com. Make sure to visit all of my lessons about pinhole cameras and pinhole photography.
This video is in response to a question about providing plans for my 35mm film canister pinhole camera. I hope this helps everybody. If you have any other questions please email me at: steve.syd.photo@gmail.com
We take you through the steps in setting up a network camera, like the DCS-930L and the DCS-932L, as a nanny cam. It’s easier than you think! Learn more at mydlink.dlink.com
About four years ago I was at the New York City public library and in their gift store I found a 35mm pinhole camera kit. It was a bit overpriced, but the packaging appealed to me and I convinced myself that it was my duty as a photographer to indulge in the craft of making [...]
CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION! www.youtube.com FaceBook – www.facebook.com Twitter – www.twitter.com www.twitter.com Daily Booth – www.dailybooth.com www.dailybooth.com Today i decided it would be an awesome idea to try to turn an old broken Flip Ultra HD into a secret spy camera! I was going to cut out the CMOS sensor and mount it to the [...]
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pinhole 35 mm camera made out of aluminum can. my pinhole camera made out of a monster can, end result.
A walk through the process of Installing a Hidden Pinhole Camera in a drywall ceiling. Useful for monitoring cash registers or catching someone inside your house. The process includes the removal of drywall to make a place for the camera. Spy Geeks www.spygeeks.com supports this camera.