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1. PINHOLEPHOTOGRAPHY a great many things about part 1

3. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera?

4. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera?

5. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) body

6. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) body

7. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) bodyaperture (hole)

10. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) bodyaperture (hole) shutter

11. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) bodyaperture (hole) shutter

12. what are the only things you NEED in a pinhole camera? (light-tight) bodyaperture (hole) shutter (and something light-sensitive if you want to make a permanent image)

14. how does it work?

15. how does it work?

16. how does it work? I want to take a photograph of this awesome thing

19. how does it work? photo paper I want to take a photograph of this awesome thing

22. how does it work? photo paper sun I want to take a photograph of this awesome thing

29. your pinhole camera doesn’t have “settings”...

30. your pinhole camera doesn’t have “settings”... but what can you control?

31. your pinhole camera doesn’t have “settings”... but what can you control? aperture size

34. your pinhole camera doesn’t have “settings”... but what can you control? aperture size exposure time (how long is the shutter open?)

39. your pinhole camera doesn’t have “settings”... but what can you control? aperture size focal length (aperture to paper) exposure time (how long is the shutter open?)

43. ALSO - you can control how far away your camera is from what you are photographing

52. PINHOLEPHOTOGRAPHY a great many things about part 2

53. your container!

54. cover any holes with duct tape

57. spraypaint the interior black

58. spraypaint the interior black

59. cut a rectangle out of the BOTTOM of the box (not the lid)

60. cut a rectangle out of the BOTTOM of the box (not the lid) * if using a tin, we’ll drill through it instead

64. your piece of aluminum!

65. your piece of aluminum! Ms. Appel

66. your piece of aluminum! how big should your aperture be? Ms. Appel

67. your piece of aluminum! how big should your aperture be? you can either guess, or use the Mr. Pinhole Wizard calculator Ms. Appel

68. your piece of aluminum! how big should your aperture be? you can either guess, or use the Mr. Pinhole Wizard calculator http://www.mrpinhole.com/holesize.phpMs. Appel

69. your piece of aluminum! how big should your aperture be? you can either guess, or use the Mr. Pinhole Wizard calculator http://www.mrpinhole.com/holesize.php either way, the hole will be teeny tiny Ms. Appel

72. like only this far

75. focal length

80. your piece of aluminum with your aperture! Ms. Appel

81. your piece of aluminum with your aperture! use sandpaper, and sand it thoroughly on both sides, then clean off the dust with water & paper towels Ms. Appel

82. attach your aperture plate with duct tape

83. Ms. Appel attach your aperture plate with duct tape

84. Ms. Appel attach your aperture plate with duct tape

85. make a shutter!

86. make a shutter! (sticky)

87. make a shutter!

88. make a shutter!

89. make a shutter!

90. make a shutter! (not sticky)

91. make a shutter! (not sticky) (sticky)

92. make a shutter!

93. Ms. Appel make a shutter!

96. Ms. Appel make a shutter! “lock”

97. attach your handy-dandy pinhole photo documenter Ms. Appel

98. attach your handy-dandy pinhole photo documenter Ms. Appel

99. Pinhole process:

100. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc)

101. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!)

102. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!) 3. Seal with electrical tape

103. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!) 3. Seal with electrical tape 4. Take your picture!

104. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!) 3. Seal with electrical tape 4. Take your picture! 5. Develop your picture! (Save your electrical tape!)

105. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!) 3. Seal with electrical tape 4. Take your picture! 5. Develop your picture! (Save your electrical tape!) 6. While you’re waiting, feel free to re-load your camera for the next picture - you can always leave it loaded in the darkroom & be ready to start tomorrow!

106. Pinhole process: 1. Bring a pencil/pen & timer (phone, watch, etc) 2. Load camera (sticky side OUT!) 3. Seal with electrical tape 4. Take your picture! 5. Develop your picture! (Save your electrical tape!) 6. While you’re waiting, feel free to re-load your camera for the next picture - you can always leave it loaded in the darkroom & be ready to start tomorrow! 7. Also - you CAN load your camera and take it home to take a picture! (But you only get one, and make sure it stays light tight!)

107. sunny: 6 inches - 1.5 min 3 inches - 1 minute

115. Pinhole Positive and Negatives

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