Looking back at the history of photography, pinhole photography is among one of the oldest techniques. The earliest mention of pinhole photography dates back to the mid-1800s and continues to be an accessible alternative photographic process today.
It is particularly popular amongst film photographers. Getting started with pinhole photography requires very minimal equipment. All you'll really need is a pinhole camera, and what qualifies as a pinhole camera can truly run the gamut. A conventional camera body can function as a pinhole camera by attaching a body cap with a pinhole drilled into the center in lieu of a conventional lens. Other options include handmade box cameras or even ones made from a beer can or even a roast duck! Interested in giving pinhole photography a go? Check out our latest infographic where we break down some pinhole photography basics:. thephoblographer.com
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