300 mm Pinhole Lens on World's Best Camera
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- World's BEST CAMERA + PINHOLE LENS - the result blew me away!
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Building a pinhole lens on wild streets of Asia, and fitting it on a Canon 1DX camera, for photos, video and 120p slowmo.
BEST CAMERA AND AUDIO GEAR
Video recorded in 2018.
I'm kind of confused, I wanted to see what the images from the pringle lens looked like but not sure what part of the video it was on, just looked like you made it and then it cut to the other one being made?
Haha Pringles pinhole lens on the camera, interesting! You explained it so well. This is the first time I truly understood how it worked 😂
Thank you, happy to hear that! Let me know what (video or tech related) content you would like to see more of.
This has been on my recommenced for a month. Had to check it out. I've done this before with DSLRs, always an interesting effect
Thanks for taking the time Jacob. Cool, how did it turn out for you?
Cool video! We just made a similar chip can pinhole lens, didn't realize you'd already done one! Great channel!
Would coating the inside of the Pringles can with matte black paint (ie Culture Hustle's Black 3.0) improve the image quality, by cutting down on light diffusion off the inside walls?
Also feel like it wouldn't be too hard to build on yours by making a series of telescoping tubes to truly create a "zoom" pinhole lens instead of a long prime lens.
How does this channel have so few subscribers!? Another cool video. Liked and subscribed.
I have the same question. Hahaha 😂 Thanks for the sub mate!
underrated video... need more views and likes
Thank you appreciate your kind words mate!
oh wow, the effect is almost like film camera. I can't wait to make this pinhole lens for my camera. Thanks CTO Larsson!
Yes this one was pretty unique, thanks!
Paint the inside of the pringle can black, it Will improve the image! Nice explenation!!
Great insights, absolutely you are right! I think that's also partly why the smaller (wide angle) lens gave so much cleaner results. Cheers mate
Simply awesome! everything arround pinhole photography is pure nostalgic!
BTW! What are you using on 0:20 to 0:44 ? I love this kind of look!!
I have taught photography for years and this such a fun idea. Well done mate.
Delighted if I can inspire some good ideas to someone with your experience. Thank you for taking the time to write.
Wow! Very interesting.
This is kind of cool ngl
Thank you!
Worlds best camera?!? It’s the worlds best sports camera which means most of its goodness is in its focusing capability. Definitely not the worlds best camera for what you are doing. Fun project though.
You are right. I know, I recorded it in 2018. I'd say at that time it was arguably also the best video powerhouse (with AF).
A 'zoom' lens is one that changes focal length.
You are right and I know, it was sloppy use. The correct terms would have been long focal length lens.
@@ctoLarssonTECH I made a pinhole camera which actually has a "zoom" front panel. With that Nikon, you can also attach a macro extension bellows, and/or extension rings for a range of focal lengths. I like your project and had my English students in Norway making pinhole cameras. "English students" ?? Yes. They had to write a complete report on the project, in English.
Hooked, viewing all your videos now :) Was that a standard lens cap drilled? Will try out your pinhole experiment.
Thanks a lot, appreciate it Alex. Yes a standard cap, but if you are getting a spare one, make sure to get the *body* cap, not the lens cap.
13:20 ... and the name of the Sharpie/Marker is ....
2000 euros for the camera. 2 euros for the lens. At least I can start by buying the lens. ;o)
As cool as the pinhole photos and videos are... I am still reeling from the guy trying to cut a lens cap with a driver bit and then a self-tapping screw. Are actual drill bits so precious that they are not commonly available in parts of the world?
Yes sometimes we go into a mode of "I cannot because..". What I absolutely loved about that sequence was how someone with no means still made it happen. If I go into any shop now that I'm back here in Stockholm Sweden, they will tell me "no we can't do it because" even if they have a shelf full of drill bits. There's a big lesson in that and it makes it one of my all time favorite clips. (Also I think it potentially worked better than a metal drill bit, which has a less pointy end to bite into the right spot, and melting plastic could stick to it.)
nice
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Why do i hear the boy's and girl's speak mynmies .. are u at vietnam .. ?? 😂😂😂
I recorded this one in 2018 when I was partially based in Hanoi. Sharp ears!
Not really 300mm is it.
Yep 300 mm it is