FK Action Project For Light, Sound, & Time Unit#1 "Drysol Barely Turned Out At all"
Hello reader,
This is my action project for Light, Sound, & Time unit 1. During this unit we learned about light: what light is, how light is preceived, how light works, and how eyes work. For this action project I created a pinhole camera. A pinhole camera is box painted pitch black with a small hole and a lens cover. I then put photo paper inside that box to create a camera. I then used the trigonometey concepts I learned in this unit.
A pinhole camera captures light through the aluminum lens and then the cap seals it off so that the inside is completely pitch black which then captures the image in front of the lens which then hits the paper. My camera illustrates the ideas of o because the light shines through the hole onto the paper that projects the image in black and white. Most would believe that is reflection but it is not, reflection is when light bounces from one median to another. Projection is when light is displayed on a new median. The paper is very sensitive to light so the inside of the camera is painted all black so no light gets in unless the lens is open. I decided to take a picture of my hand sweat medication. Unfortunately it can not display color. The color spectrum is a actually a really interesting concept I learned in this unit. The visable color spectrum is a spectrum of colors that eyes can see. These colors are in between UV and infrared waves. Red being the closest to infrared (lower frequency) and purple being closest to UV (higher frequency).
The Image I Took With My Camera:

My Camera:
The Math:

This is the diagram of what is actually happening with the light, The reflects off the Drysol bottle then enters the small lens witch then projects the light on to the photo paper displaying the image upside down. This diagram shows the angle of light hitting the pinhole, the angle of the image from the ground, the height of the Drysol bottle, the the distance between the pinhole and the image, the distance from the Drysol bottle to the image, and the distance from the Drysol bottle to the camera.
I really put a lot of work into building my camera. My image came out very……odd. I believe this to be due to the exposure time, perhaps I could have gone for 15 or even 20 minutes. It also could have been due to the small dent where my pinhole was.
Citations:
FK, "My Cool Math" 2023
FK "Drysol did not sol" 2023
FK "Camera" 2023
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