This project took a bit longer than a week and a total of 16 people contributed to the project. The only way this worked was to use a wiki. Each team member posted anything they learned or links and info they found on the wiki. All this research and work is now compiled on the […]
Here’s a great 400+ page book (free) for download from the 1920’s on airplane photography – Airplane Photography – Google Book Search – Link.
Oatmealfight shows you how to make a juice box pinhole camera – Remember those juice boxes from when you were a kid? Well, aside from containing some of the tastiest beverages known to humankind, they now have an ulterior purpose. Ladies n’ Gents, I present the Juice Box Pinhole Camera. Juice Box Pinhole Camera – […]
Rich writes – What you are seeing is a capture of a lightbulb in the process of burning out. To create the shot, my friend Harley and I removed the glass enclosure of a standard household lightbulb (while leaving the innards intact) and powered it up in a pitch black room. The result was an […]
Michael sent in how to build your own camera jib from $60 worth of do-it-yourself store supplies… $60 jib “The Poor Man’s Jib” – Link.
Mac writes – Since the last update I posted, I was able to work out a number of optical, mechanical, and electrical issues. A new lens is now attached to the (heavily reworked) scanner head. They have been attached to the camera cylinder. Last weekend, I did a test operation of the PanoramaScanCam and obtained […]
John writes in with a how-to on making a Nikon D70 IR remote control – “This is just the thing you need to have in your camera bag. I have one that I bought online but if your not in a rush and have the skills to solder this would be a clever little device […]
