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We have no idea if the anti-peephole is possible, but if you know, please email us! In the meantime, here’s a peephole-related project that gives you a wide-angle lens for your digital camera. Wide-angle lenses are really fun, but they can cost hundreds (assuming you can even get one for your camera.) This project is super simple and only sets you back $11! DIY Wide-Angle Lens See also… A little more geeky, and a lot more detail. → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← The Lensbaby Composer — A Quick ’n’ Dirty Review The DIY Fisheye Lens — Using Nothin’ But a Pair of Old Glasses and Some Tape Turn your photos into a custom sketch: The best $1 you will ever spend |
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When we were in college, we wanted to build something we dubbed the anti-peephole lens. See, you’d position it on top of the peephole outside your pal’s door, enabling you to see inside. Just imagine the practical jokes!
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[...] Don’t have an SLR? Point-and-shooters can try out the $11 DIY Wide-Angle Lens that we wrote about ages ago. It’s really nifty, and gives you a great wide-angle, similar to a Fisheye’s. [...]
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[...] Street’s Flickr Set More Photos New Toy December 13, 2007, 6:38 am Filed under: Uncategorized The last issue of PhotoJojo featureddirections on how to make a fish eye lens for a digital SLR camera and also pointed me back to some old directions on how to create a fish eye effect using a point and shoot camera. The older directions were actually a link to an Instructable on using a door viewer as a wide angle lens. So cheap and cool, that I just had to try it. [...]
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