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DIY - Super simple pinhole camera (also use for solargraphy)

Here is a super simple DIY guide for a pinhole camera, if you want a chemical free, no worries about exposure times, you can also use it for solargraphy photos. Loads of easy to follow pictures and a video. Step 1 Get a drinks can, any drinks can will do. Remove the top with a tin opener, a good one. Step 2 Pierce a pinhole. I will put something on the inside of the can, like a spoon to avoid going all the way through. I like to just use the pin tip, a small pinhole will produce a sharper image, but smaller hole means less light will enter the can, so a slightly longer exposure will be needed. Step 3 Get a 2nd can and cut the lower half off, this will be used to seal the top. Step 4 Get some light sensitive photographic paper. Im currently using Ilford Multigrade IV RC Deluxe Pearl Paper Avoid Glossy paper, the light will reflect around inside the can. IMPORTANT The paper is light sensitive, DO NOT OPEN unless you...

DJI Neo Drone Review: Is It Good Enough for Aerial Photography?

Is the DJI Neo Drone Good for Photography? A Beginner's Perspective The DJI Neo is my first drone, and I initially bought it to capture content for my YouTube vlogs. It’s perfect for that! But as I started using it, I found myself drawn into the world of aerial photography. Now, I’m wondering: is the Neo actually any good for photos? Let’s break it down. Key Features and Specs Here are some important specs for the DJI Neo’s camera: Sensor: 1/2-inch Photo Resolution: 12 MP (4000×3000, 4:3 aspect ratio) Field of View (FOV): 117.6° (14 mm equivalent) Aperture: f/2.8 Shutter Speed: 1/8000 to 1/10 second Focus Range: 0.6 m to infinity File Type: JPEG only (no RAW) Gimbal: Single-axis (tilts up and down) Is 12 MP Good Enough? While 12 megapixels may sound modest compared to the 48 MP cameras many rivals offer, it’s still capable of taking great photos. Remember, a fantastic image depends on composition, subject, and lighting—not just megapixels. One downside is that the Neo only saves im...

Pinhole Photography. Digital vs Film a comparison

Let's dive into the world of pinhole photography, where we capture moments using simple cameras. In this journey, we face a choice: digital or film? Pinhole photography, with its basic yet artistic approach, raises an interesting question. We'll explore the advantages of digital's precision and the nostalgic charm of film. Join me in discovering the magic of light and time, as we navigate the balance between modern technology and traditional allure in pinhole photography. Some time ago, my social media friend Dave from Elland sent over the Thingyfy Pinhole Pro to borrow for a few weeks, It's a pinhole 'lens' designed for DSLR/Mirrorless cameras. The specific model he sent my way was the Pinhole Pro Multi-Aperture Professional Pinhole Lens P111X, boasting a range of apertures from 0.1 to 0.8mm. I've got to be honest; it was a thing of beauty – impeccably crafted, sturdy, and engineered with precision. So, naturally, I seized the opportunity to put it to th...

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