Question

Difference between a pinhole camera and a normal camera

Answer 1

Answer: the main difference is that a pin hole camera has no lens and therefor no adjustable aperture to that of an conventional one.

The resulting images obtained with the pin hole is that the images have a depth of field from the front of the camera to infinity but are not rendered as sharp as those obtained with a lens, especially a corrected lens.

Answer 2

Answer:

A pinhole camera does not have a glass lens, but instead a pinhole where the light enters the photographing surface (film or digital sensor) to record the image. A conventional camera uses a glass lens with or without a shutter that directs the light to the recording surface.

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