Guys when he says old roll - it is film that has been developed already that u sacrifice the film for? Or can you also just use a fresh roll? When you go to get it developed will they develop it twice?
Use a accupuncture needle instead of a Nail and the definition will increase significantly (and please don't use a hammer). there's plenty of info in the Internet about how to calculate the optimal pinhole size.
You need to use bracketed exposures to get that perfectly exposed image... Start with 2 second exposure, then continue with 2 second increments. I have found that 6 seconds is good for daylight depending on the speed of the film.
@@hugojcardoso probably that and there is likely a "burr" in the pinhole...something intruding into the hole. Pinholes need to be clean. Aluminum cans are not the best source for material.
DO NOT use red light with film... Especially the color one... You'd overexpose you images at best and destroy them at worst. The only film that isn't sensitive to red light is ortho b&w. On top of that, your pinhole should be *much* smaller.. You can get perfectly clear photos (well, for a pinhole) with matchbox camera and not this
building a working camera out of a matchbox, some scrap aluminum and film? that's crazy. amazing video!
That matchbox camera is unbelievable
So this is how they build the camera ⚡
Great video as always! Loving your dedication and creativity!
YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!
We're reaching midwest emo album cover levels that shouldn't even be possible
that's a really nice profile picture illustration you got 👍
Great content as Usual ! I need to try that on my Channel :)
Hey Mathieu, Good to see you here !
Waiting for your version of this kind of video on the channel
It would be great!
I have to make this as my photography project-this looks so hard. Wish me luck
so amazing! cant wait to try
Guys when he says old roll - it is film that has been developed already that u sacrifice the film for? Or can you also just use a fresh roll? When you go to get it developed will they develop it twice?
That's amazing truly!
Fabolous!! Great work!!
and you could make this even better with a simple plastic focusing lens!
Wow so amazing so creative omg so amazing have my baby
Use a accupuncture needle instead of a Nail and the definition will increase significantly (and please don't use a hammer). there's plenty of info in the Internet about how to calculate the optimal pinhole size.
Can I ask ser what are the tools you use.
Is that even Possible i mean how could help even capturing the shots just a hole and camera reel thats it?
This is called a camera obscura. Google it.
This is genius!!!
Can someone help me? When I spin my empty film counter clockwise it does not "stay in place" but spins back. Why is it like that and how so I fix it?
Thats soo goddam awesome
Amazing!
Spettacolo!
I dont get it. Wont the film go white if you insert it like that?
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Can anyone explain why all images are blurry even if the object is very far from the camera?
Hahah different one crazy 🔥
That's great, thanks for the idea ! Perhaps a thinner piece of aluminum would allow a sharper image, has anyone tried ?
I think its cool i cant wait to try it. But i cant because i dont have the resources
cool! any recommendation on exposure times? as starting points
You need to use bracketed exposures to get that perfectly exposed image... Start with 2 second exposure, then continue with 2 second increments. I have found that 6 seconds is good for daylight depending on the speed of the film.
I love it
Idk i am wondering too
Pinhole pictures should have a soft focus look to them. These just look completely out of focus. Something is not right.
Pinhole is probably too large.
@@hugojcardoso probably that and there is likely a "burr" in the pinhole...something intruding into the hole. Pinholes need to be clean. Aluminum cans are not the best source for material.
Can someone explain too me with do we need two films?
One is the fresh film, and the other side is for the film that has already been shot on.
niced video
2:20 looks like a wolf ;-)
How to improve photo quality?
by using a convex lens you can make the image much more clear but for that you might have to change the focal length
You can also just make the pinhole camera with a smaller hole
l'importante è accontentarsi del risultato
It is assumed that in a pinhole camera everything is in focus
But what is a pinhole cameraa...
The camera sould not move when shooting cuz the film will be blury
What is this fantastic
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Ich weiß das ist cool aber gleichzeitig alles ist unscharf also.... 😅
LG Leopold 🤗
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So much effort to get such an unpredictable result? And the result, in fact, is just a blurry photo.
That’s the style and it was great fun to make and worth it, I did.
Dude it is made with a matchbox and scrap metal. If you want consistent results, you’re looking at the wrong camera
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I am a small youtuber in kerala
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Out of focus 😂
Great job
It’s also made with a matchbox and scrap metal. Not sure how good you want these to be 😭
DO NOT use red light with film... Especially the color one... You'd overexpose you images at best and destroy them at worst. The only film that isn't sensitive to red light is ortho b&w.
On top of that, your pinhole should be *much* smaller.. You can get perfectly clear photos (well, for a pinhole) with matchbox camera and not this
The instructions are not easy to understand and follow, too fast.