Intermediate Pinhole Camera Construction: Stereoscopic Pinhole

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Channel: David Hancock · 2013 · Howto & Style

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Using a scrap box slated for the garbage, I decided to upcycle some old nerd-gear into a specialty pinhole camera. The "dragon box" is a steroscopic pinhole with about 7% image circle overlap. Because the two pinhole shutters aren't connected, it means the two images can be of different subjects, different views of the same subject, or myriad other possible image combinations. This video presents samples at the end and the results are fascinating. Each image pair (second through seventh images) shows the from-camera negative taken on photo paper as well as the Photoshop-inverted positive image.

Index:
Skip Intro:00:22
How to make it: 1:12
How to use it: 2:45
Loading it with Film: 3:28
Tape it: 4:58
Sample Images: 6:25

My blog post(s) about the camera:
http://beyondbokeh.blogspot.com/2013/11/introducing-dragon-box.html

Music:
Underwater Beats -- Nightfall
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJFcem-pgdM

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