The farther away the camera from the card, the bigger the projected picture, NASA says. If you don't have time to make a pinhole camera before the eclipse, there are other free and easy ways to ...

There are a number of ways to safely view the partial solar eclipse from home. "You can use solar glasses (not sunglasses!) ...

If you are [Tim Hamilton], the solution is obvious. Use it in a huge large-format camera. The lens came from a newspaper magnifier made redundant by digitalisation and used as a paperweight.

The first solar eclipse of the year will happen tomorrow. No one will see a total eclipse, but partial views will be visible ...

Millions of people across the UK will be able to witness a solar eclipse on March 29, however the Met Office has shared there ...

nor will looking at the eclipse through your phone's camera. If using binoculars or a telescope, attach special solar filters before looking. Or you can create a DIY pinhole projector to watch the ...

Snapping up one of the best phones for photography is something more of us are doing, now that cameras have become the biggest differentiators between handsets. New hardware and software improvements ...

These cheap home security cameras share attributes such as simple DIY installation, excellent value at their price points and features that instill confidence without going over budget.

If you are in the market for a camera with a budget in mind, we’ve got a list for you. Here are cameras that are priced under Rs. 20,000 and currently available to buy in India. The cameras have been ...

Making a pinhole projector is a simple and fun science ... a tree with leafy branches and a smartphone or camera. You need to exercise caution while doing this. Before the eclipse, place a white ...