Hi--
The HexCamera I built is based on this proportion, but I was simply
lucky to stumble onto the right size hexagonal box that would work with
a cylinder made from a small oatmeal container. You can see the camera
and some images at http://www.jankapoor.net/HexCamera.html.
I would say go ahead with what you are doing; you might be pleasantly
surprised! At least you will add to your pinhole knowledge.
Happy pinholing--
Jan
Katharine Thayer wrote:
>Did someone just say that to get a seamless image with a circular
>camera, the focal length should be at least the radius of the inner
>circle? I thought I just saw that, and now I can't find it.
>
>If this is true, then I'm going to need to abandon the camera I'm in the
>middle of building and start over, so I hope someone will confirm this.
>I was going by the formula that says that the image circle=focal length
>x 3.5, so thought I was in good shape, but my focal length is only half
>the radius of the inner circle.
>
>(I can't see the images that were being referred to in the lost post,
>because the site doesn't like my browser and though I can access the
>main page okay, if I click on any of the links all I get is a blank
>grey page.)
>Katharine Thayer
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