A pinhole camera is a simple type of camera that uses a tiny hole instead of a lens to capture images. Light passes through the pinhole and projects an inverted image onto a photosensitive surface inside the camera, such as film or photographic paper. Pinhole cameras do not have lenses or focusing mechanisms, making them straightforward to build and use. They are valued for their unique image quality and ability to demonstrate basic photographic principles.

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