Claire Gillo shares her tips for re-creating the antiquated pinhole camera, and how to develop your own film The post How to ...

[Bshikin] built a pinhole camera out of Lego pieces (translated). It is a fully automated unit thanks to the integration of the NXT pieces. It took a bit of careful calculation to get the film ...

This pinhole camera has one moving part which reveals the pinhole, letting in light to expose the 4×5 film inside. It’s a near perfect roundup of all the qualities a 3D printer has to offer.

The exhibit, ‘A Pinhole Thing,’ features Gillie’s black-and-white photographs, created after the original images were projected onto film. Gillie has taken photography ... quiet tranquility of nature.