The Pinhole Camera
After several days of improving the design of a pinhole camera that i made for the (computer-controlled cutting) weekly assignment, I managed to assemble a second prototype.
Finally, I loaded it with a part of a 35mm ISO100 color film.
After the process of developing and scanning the negatives (Thanks to Ricky Fernandez!) it was time to observe the first results.
I had never made a camera before and the results were somewhat inspiring. This is my first picture.
I see a possible final project initial point ... I will keep the project of the pinhole camera on the fly and allow the weekly tasks to evolve the direction of its design and its potential capabilities.
Update#1
Here are some more test photos ..
This is our local FabLab at Sinergia Tech.
Here is
Alvaro Cassinelli
, one of mayor local gurus in design, fabrication and electronics production.
A couple of multi-exposures ..
Here a veiled/overexposed image. Abstract and very suggestive. I like it because it allows to observe the light-sensitive physical matter of the film's photographic emulsion -silver halide crystals dispersed in gelatin in this case-