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WE MADE A PINHOLE CAMERA. INITIALLY, WE HAD TROUBLE GETTING A CLEAN PINHOLE DUE TO THE FIBERS IN THE CARDSTOCK CAUSING DISTORTION. WE GOT BETTER RESULTS WHNE WE MOVED THE PINHOLE CLOSER TO THE LENS, AND MADE A CLEARER HOLE WITH A HOBBY KNIFE.
THEN WE CHANGED THE SIZE OF THE PINHOLE, RANGING FROM 0.5MM TO 3MM. WE TOOK PICTURES WITH 3 DIFFERENT PINHOLE SIZES. THE SHARPEST ONE CAME OUT TO BE THE SMALLEST PINHOLE. HOWEVER AS THE LEVEL OF LIGHT DECREASED, WE HAD TO TAKE A LONGER EXPOSEURE TO GET THE SAME BRIGHTNESS LEVEL. IN ORDER TO TAKE A LONG ENOUGH EXPOSURE THE SHUTTER BUTTON HAD TO BE HELD MANUALLY WHICH SHOOK THE CAMERA A BIT AND RESULTED IN SOME BLURRY IMAGES.
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FOR BELLS AND WHISTLES, WE DID PAINTING WITH LIGHT. ANOTHER BELLS AND WHISTLES WE TOOK A LONG EXPOSURE SHOT IN COMPLETE DARKNESS AND USED A FLASHLIGHT TO EXPOSE THE SUBJECT IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT PLACES. WE ALSO DID LIGHT PAINTING USING A MANUAL 4X5 CAMERA AND POLAROID PHOTO PAPER. THIS PROCESS WAS CARRIED OUT IN A DARK ROOM, USING DIFFERENT COLORS OF FILTERS AND FLASH LIGHT.
Bells and Whistles1 - Light Painting
Bells and Whistles2 - Fun with Exposure
BELLS AND WHISTLES3 - MANUAL LIGHT PAINTING
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