The Pinhole Camera

A series of demonstrations using a simple pinhole camera. A camera similar to the one shown can be made from a shoe box, cutting a large rectangle out of one end to fit a tracing paper screen. A small pinhole should be made in the opposite side of the box.

[@lukenavuwaivocevoce5699]

love the video really helps.

[@QuantumBoffin]

Convex - it needs to have a focal length similar to the length of the pinhole camera so that it projects an image onto the screen at the back.

[@QuantumBoffin]

@najibaiman The pinhole camera consists of a little box. Cut out a window at one end and stick a piece of tracing paper over it to act as a screen. It's then simply a save of making a pinhole in the other side of the box, as shown in the video.
Hope this helps.

[@philrangel64]

going to try it in my physical science class. thanks for sharing!

[@maplekirbs]

awesome vidio man! explained allot!

[@nogirlisagoddess]

cool video....quick question...is the lens flat, convex or concave?

[@madihakhan5825]

How you have make it send one video to make this

[@Vansierra]

teach me how to make it pleaseeee ^_^

[@dony.mathews]

Awsome

[@yavinci6]

16000th viewer
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[@naziamohammed9189]

thank you very much . I will make it.

[@alihakim6833]

what am i supposed to be seeing?

[@andrewdc456]

TALK!!!!!!!