These are absolutely beautiful- I love the full exposure of the negative including the sprockets. I have always loved pinhole and toy camera photography, but your lego camera beats them all…

Hello, I write from a spanish regional newspaper. We want to write a page about de news machines maded by Lego's and I want to include two or three images about the Pinhole Camera. I would know if it is possible to catch them from the web. Thanks a lot. I wait for your answer.

you really made a camera with legos!? wow this is impressive! and the pictures have a nice aged effect, great work here.

What film are you using? Lovely images.

Wow this is some really interesting stuff! Of all the cameras of yours I would love to build, this panoramic one would definatly be it. Unfortunatly, its the only one you dont seem to have pictures of (aside from the thumbnail on your main page. Would you be able to post some images of it, or explain how to modify one of your previous designs into a panoramic one?

Thanks so much,
Regards,
-Nick

Thanks, Nick. this is exactly like my [35mm version](http://www.foundphotography.com/PhotoThoughts/archives/2006/07/updated_35mm_lego_camera_desig_1.html) except that the width is wider. Good luck!

Hey thankyou so very much! I just have one more quick follow up question:

Do you think you could specify how many bricks or "lego dots" for lack of better working longer is the panoramic camera vs. your 35mm one? What Im really asking is specifically how much longer is it in lego terms haha.

Thanks so much!

-Nick

PS: Im not to savy with panoramic camera technology, so this maybe a noobish question, but can I essentially extend the camera to be as long as I want and it will always create a wider panoramic field of view? Or is there a limit?

Thanks!

No problem. The panoramic version is six "Lego dots" wider. Yes, there is a limit to how wide you can go. You can see from my pictures that the photo gets darker as you get to the edges. It eventually goes to black, so you can't get much wider.

Hey thanks you very much! That was very helpful, and Im well on my way to building this thing :D

I just have 2 follow up questions:

1. Is your pinhole in both the 35 mm and your panoramic lego cameras exactly the same? Or does it need to be modified? Futhermore, is the pinhole creating the gradiant or vinetting to black on the edges, and if so, could it be ajusted to create a wide range, or would the camera actually have to begin becoming a curvilinear shape in order to extend futher outward?

2. Could the same technique be applied to your 6x6 medium format lego camera? As in, could it be converted into a medium format panoramic camera such as a 6x12 or 6x17 camera?

Thankyou So much again, your site is really teaching me a lot about photography!

Regards,
-Nick