That is right! No lens was used in the making of this photo!
For now you can Click here to see how to make a pinhole lens for your DSLR. Making a slight improvement, I put needle sized hole in a brass shim and then taped it into the inside of the body cap with a large hole.
Notice the dust? Perhaps someone can answer Joe and Dakota's question. I spot cleaned a few, but left others to share this point. I have learned that a pinhole lens is excellent tool to use when spot checking for dust on the digital sensor. With a regular lens and limited depth-of-field, specks of dust are usually blown out of focus to the point of not showing up in the picture. The large depth-of-field provided by the tiny aperture of a pinhole lens causes even the tiniest dust on the sensor to show up in the picture. Thereby, allowing you to detect dust for cleaning (which I now know that I need to do).
That is right! No lens was used in the making of this photo!
For now you can Click here to see how to make a pinhole lens for your DSLR. Making a slight improvement, I put needle sized hole in a brass shim and then taped it into the inside of the body cap with a large hole.
Notice the dust? Perhaps someone can answer Joe and Dakota's question. I spot cleaned a few, but left others to share this point. I have learned that a pinhole lens is excellent tool to use when spot checking for dust on the digital sensor. With a regular lens and limited depth-of-field, specks of dust are usually blown out of focus to the point of not showing up in the picture. The large depth-of-field provided by the tiny aperture of a pinhole lens causes even the tiniest dust on the sensor to show up in the picture. Thereby, allowing you to detect dust for cleaning (which I now know that I need to do).
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A note about the photographer:
As a native to Charlotte, N.C., Jeff Groves is a sports photographer
who has also put his heart in “finding beauty in where we live”.
Jeff was drawn to the beauty of every city his
visits but loves calling Charlotte home.
Take a moment to visit Jeff Groves
Photography and share in the appreciation caught in a moment and found in our
own backyard
and remember that sometimes we take what we see everyday for granted.
Jeff Groves will continue to pursue that
“perfect picture” (even though there’s no such thing) and
will do his best to enjoy the journey along the way.
In addition to portrait, wedding, freelance
and artistic photography, Jeff Groves is an experienced sports and special events
photographer.