P-Sharan Pinhole Camera: Standard Format

A pinhole camera does not have an optical lens. Instead, light exposes the film through a tiny "pinhole" hole. Unlike an optical lens that can manipulate or correct images, the pinhole captures a direct image of everything in front of it, free of aberration. It is raw photography. Nothing more than a black box, a tiny hole at one end and photographic film at the other. The photographs are softer and less sharp than those taken with a lens. The fixed local length and small aperture of a pinhole camera gives it a nearly infinite depth of field and a wide angle.

This camera is made of tough cardstock with plastic spools. It assembles with no cutting or glue. It takes all types of 35mm film.

Item Number: G5056

$30.00 | Members $27.00

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Year: 2006