| DCS # | DEMONSTRATION | REFERENCE | ABSTRACT |
|---|
| 6A61.00 | Pinhole | | |
| 6A61.10 | pinhole projection | PIRA 1000 | |
| 6A61.10 | pinhole projection | L-15 | Place a lamp
in a box covered with heavy paper and poke a hole in the paper with a wire
1-2 mm in diameter. Poke more holes for more images. Try different size holes. |
| 6A61.10 | pinhole projection | O-1a | Interpose a metal plate with two holes between a lamp and a screen on an optical bench. |
| 6A61.15 | pinholes projected/lens | ref. | see 6A60.50 |
| 6A61.20 | pinhole camera | PIRA 500 | |
| 6A61.20 | pinhole camera | 6A61.20 | |
| 6A61.20 | pinhole camera | Oa-3 | Place film at the back of a box with a hole. |
| 6A61.20 | pinhole camera | Disc 21-09 | Project a lamp filament onto a screen. Vary the distance of the screen and the size of the pinhole. Includes animation. |
| 6A61.21 | pinhole camera | L-16 | A sliding box
with has pinhole at one end and a frosted glass at the other. Try a 1" diameter
hole in the shutter of a window in a darkened room. Directions on making
a pinhole camera. |
| 6A61.22 | pinhole imagery | AJP 49(5),715 | A complete discussion of pinhole imagery. |
| 6A61.23 | pinhole camera | 34-1.10 | A small tube covered with tin foil with a small hole replaces the lens of a TV camera. |
| 6A61.30 | fish-eye camera | 34-1.11 | A pinhole camera filled with water or solid Lucite gives a fish-eye view. Diagram, Pictures. |