Wooden Pinhole Cameras


I would LOVE one of these! These are handmade, sustainable, wooden pinhole cameras that are fashioned for several sizes of film. It is the simplest way to take a picture, relying on timing and light alone. Since there is no lens, the camera is best used with a tripod or placed on something stationary. To take a photo with this camera, simply open the shutter and close it after a certain amount of time (depending on how much available light there is). Artist Elvis Halilović and his brother make the cameras by hand and have surpassed their fundraising goal on Kickstarter, and hopefully the cameras will be produced in June of this year.

ONDU 135 Pocket Pinhole Camera and photo
"It has a pinhole size of 0.20 mm, a focal length of 25 mm, and it comes with a standard tripod mount."

 ONDU 135 Panoramic Pinhole Camera and photo
"It can shoot the regular Leica format in 36mmx24mm or panoramic double frames at 72mmx24mm image. It also hosts a 0,20mm pinhole size and a focal length of 25mm and a standard tripod mount."

ONDU 6"x12" Multi-Format Pinhole Camera
"This is a multi-format all-in-one camera that can take 6 x 6, 6 x 9, and 6 x 12 images. It produces similar looking results as the ONDU 135 Panoramic but with much greater clarity, thanks to the 120 roll film. The camera has a pinhole size of 0.30 mm, a focal length of 40 mm and a standard tripod mount."

 ONDU 4"x5" Pinhole and photos
"The camera has a 0.30 mm pinhole, a focal length of 60 mm and a standard tripod mount."

 ONDU Sliding Box Pinhole and photo


 See the Kickstarter video:

 all photos copyright Elvis Halilović

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