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Camera obscura in a tree

Camera Obscura Tree

Camera Obscura Tree Parts
From the MAKE Flickr pool

Flickr member Dippold turned an old olive tree into a pinhole camera -

I have used the cavity of the olive tree as "camera obscura" of the photocamera.
It is equipped of a shutter. This shutter works with a method of carrucolas.
The camera has an internal device that support a 120mm film.
I have boxed in every slit of the trunk with filler.

Could a camera cave be far behind? - Pinhole Tree on Flickr

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Pinenut pinhole camera

From the pages of MAKE:

Panoramic Pinhole Camera MAKE Vol.9 page 92 -Subscribers, view this article in the digital edition or find it in Make: The Third Year

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