OK, you want to view the Sun or an eclipse, but you don’t have an approved solar filter for your telescope. Maybe you don’t even have a telescope. No problem! I’ll bet you have a cardboard box. That ...

If you guessed that I love this cardboard DIY pinhole camera, you guessed right. In fact, I loved it all the way to the price tag, a quite horrific $22. It does come in a big box, but $22 for a ...

Maker and Flickrer Francesco Capponi wants to give you a camera. The catch is that you must make it yourself. The pinhole camera, seen above, comes in the form of a JPEG image which you can download, ...

Nostalgic for the good old days when a cardboard box, a pinhole, and some film meant you had a camera? The DIY junkies at weblog Make update the pinhole camera to work with your standard digital ...

This DIY camera kit comes with everything you need to create a compact pinhole camera that shoots 120 medium format film. Hamm Camera Company SHARE We may earn revenue from the products available on ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. To watch the solar eclipse on August 21, you could invest in a pair ...

The designer behind two of Kickstarter’s most popular pinhole cameras is back with a third designed to get back to the physical experience of photography — its users build everything from scratch. The ...

A total solar eclipse is visible through the clouds as seen from Vagar on the Faeroe Islands, Friday, March 20, 2015. (AP Photo/Eric Adams) On Monday afternoon, much of the United States will have the ...

Shot outside of my house looking strait into the sun at sunset. Camera made from a Napoleon Dynamite lunchbox Shot on Ilford 5×7 Photographic paper (ISO 6) for about 2 minutes Tray developed at home ...

Records of the natural optical phenomenon of the “camera obscura” pinhole image date back as far as 500 B.C.E. Between the 16th and 19th centuries, it was commonly used as a drawing aid. Artists would ...