April 27, 2010

The Battlefield: DIY Three-Hole Pinhole Camera | Gadget Lab | Wired.com

For panorama-obsessed French photographer Steven Monteau, every photo is better if lengthened or widened with others. For him, even exposing a single, elongated image spanning a good six inches of 35mm film and spilling out across the sprocket holes is not enough. No, Steven would only be happy stretching three lengths of film out in parallel, and shooting onto all of them simultaneously. Still not crazy enough for you? Then why not make it a pinhole camera?

Link: The Battlefield: DIY Three-Hole Pinhole Camera | Gadget Lab | Wired.com

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