Pinhole photography

Pinhole Photography

Pinhole photography is one of the simplest methods of creating photographic images. Instead of a lens, a pinhole camera uses a tiny aperture through which light enters the camera and forms an image on a light-sensitive material.

Pinhole cameras can be built using various materials, including boxes, cans, or suitably modified photographic cameras. This technique is characterised by an extremely large depth of field, soft image rendering, and the possibility of using long exposure times.

Our range includes precision-drilled pinhole apertures designed for building and modifying your own pinhole cameras.

Pinhole Photography – See the Process

Discover the world of pinhole photography in this film by Radosław Brzozowski from the "Photography's Forgotten Ways" series. Explore how a pinhole camera works and see how photographic images can be created without a lens, using only a tiny aperture to capture light.