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This item changed overtime with different shapes and sizes also its changed by how still you can hold the camera and you can press a button to cover the hole. In older methods the just used a cardboard box with a pin hole.

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Using the pinhole camera the pinhole would reflect an object into the box upside down. The camera would have to stay still for a long period of time (almost up to a min or 15 mins per picture. To create effect to the object you could use filters in front of the pinhole. ("WHAT IS A PINHOLE CAMERA?")

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A simple optical imaging device in a shape of a closed box or chamber. In one of its sides is a small hole which, via the rectilinear propagation of light, creates an image of the outside space on the opposite side of the box.
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There are so many ways to make a pinhole camera. Using many different ways the Pinhole Camera was re-created over and over again. ("Khan Academy.")

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Most photographers that used the pinhole camera mostly took photos of still objects, nature and rich people that wanted there picture taken. In order for the pinhole camera to work the stuff being taken in the picture must be still.

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They found out that when silver is exposed to the right amount of light it produces a picture.The picture reflected off the light source that was provided by the small hole. They soon found out that instead of having this big room they could use wooden boxes the were more portable and had easy transportation.

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An artist and scientist named Gemma Frisius used the pinhole camera to study solar eclipses. A painter named Johannes Vermeer used the pinhole camera to create the painting named girl with pearl earring.

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A Frenchman, Jacques Louis Mande Daquerre is credited with putting it all together, but the first permanent images made directly by the action of light were produced by the Frenchman Joseph NicOphore Niepce (Harry Ransom Center).