| Through the Pinhole | Step back in time and discover the enchanting origins of photography with pinholes. With its basic design the pinhole camera may seem unremarkable but in the right hands, it can produce absolutely breathtaking results. This light-sealed device contains a minuscule ‘pinhole’ that captures light to create an image when the shutter is opened and this effect can be easily achieved with a camera like our
Diana F+ – simply unscrew the lens and you’re away! To delve into a world of boundless creativity with pinhole photography, head to our Magazine to find out more. | | |
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| Our Top Tips For a Successful Pinhole | | Want to learn more about this fascinating technique? Embark on an exciting photographic journey and enroll at the totally new and incredibly exciting Lomo School! We just launched this new section of our site to help you expand your knowledge on various techniques, including the fascinating art of pinhole photography. Immerse yourself in a world of creativity and explore the limitless possibilities of this classic method of capturing light. | | |
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| Community Snaps | | Pinhole photography has been one of the most popular techniques in analogue photography since the first photos were taken (and even before that!) A super easy technique, there’s plenty of potential for creativity! Here are some of our favorite pinholes from our Community. | | |
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