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Hack a Day

• March 23, 2011
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  Photographing stuff that’s not there by using stencils

  Posted: March 23rd, 2011, 8:21am PDT by Mike Szczys

  Tags:  photographing camera jig alex long-camera cardboard-box camera-exposure digital cameras hacks  

  This image was not made in post production, but captured during a long camera exposure. The method uses stencils to add components to a picture. [Alex] built a jig for his camera from a cardboard box. This jig positions a large frame in front of the camera lens where a printed stencil can be inserted. [...]