It's harder to take photo's with a pinhole camera because you
A.) Have no way to know how much light you need to properly expose the photo. That is of course, unless you're using a very refined pin hole camera where you know the aperture size and ISO of your film, two things most pin holes do not have.
B.) Because exposures are longer, it's more likely for the camera to shake and you end up with a blurry photo.
Really, the biggest thing is getting the correct exposure
Pin-hole cameras are very tiny cameras that are designed to be difficult to spot. The name comes from the fact that they only need a "pin-hole" to see through.
It depends on the size of the hole in the pinhole camera. If the hole is small, less ray light will flow through the gap. Therefore the image will naturally be dimmer. Not only that but it is sharper as the hole is smaller, as well. R :)
The hole in the shutter allowing light into the camera.
A pin hole camera is a general reference to the optics of the camera (there pretty much are none, just the "pin hole"). The question is therefore more or less equivalent to "how do you save pictures on an SLR camera?" ... it depends on the entire rest of the camera, and it may not even be possible to "save pictures".
A camera lens.
the hole is to reset the phone. it looks like a camera.
One can make a peep hole camera by purchasing a micro camera and concealing it in within a keyhole of a door or placing it in a household device or item. One can cut a small hole in a plant pot and put it there or attach it to a DVR.
Pin-hole camera (camera obscurer)
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The shutter of a camera opens and closes allowing light into the camera, the hole in the shutter is the aperture.
if the hole is too large then there would be too much of light and exposure making the image unclear and dull. so the hole must be small, that's why its called a PINHOLE camera
no, dummy