A student has created a tiny working camera out of a Lego brick. Graphic design student Ryan Howerter, 21, made a fully functional pinhole camera, which creates tiny photographic prints, housed in the ...

IN AN age where most people will carry at least one digital camera to fire off whenever they like, there’s a movement to reclaim the art of one of the simplest forms of photography, the pinhole camera ...

It is time to put aside your digital camera or phone and get back to basics. This Sunday, 24 April, is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day, external, a celebration of the simplest form of photography.

Researchers have used the centuries-old idea of pinhole imaging to create a high-performance mid-infrared imaging system without lenses. The new camera can capture extremely clear pictures over a ...

World Pinhole Day is an annual event on the last Sunday in April, and last year around 4,000 people from 74 countries celebrated the joy of making photographs through a small hole, then uploading ...