Say Cheese!: World's Biggest Camera, Not So Portable

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On Monday the world's biggest camera took the world's biggest picture - a not very wallet-friendly 31' by 111'. The camera body was an aircraft hangar, the film was cloth soaked in light sensitive chemicals and the exposure was a tedious ten days. Of course, there are limited options with a camera this big, and it can only snap whatever happens to be in front of it - a disused Marine Corps Air Station.
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All in all then, this is one useless, but awesome, camera. The unusual undertaking was the work of the Legacy Project, done in order to get into the Guinness Book of Records. The image will be on display at the Art Center College of Design in Pasedina, California, from September the 6th to 29th.


http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/say-cheese%21/worlds-biggest-camera-not-so-portable-287628.php

[HIMUPNORTH]

Cool! What lens or was the door enough? :thinking:

:thumbs:

[moomike]

And does the door come with IS?

[Hoodi]

Camera obscura for the win!

[Venomator]

And ... :thinking: ... some monster developing trays needed for that mother ... or how else would they develop something that large ... :shrug:


Does it come in a digital version ... ;)





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[digitalfailure]

they couldn't even mount the pic the right way up......and did nobody ever tell them not to put the horizon on the 1/2 way point......and wheres the foreground interest?


Some people !!!!!!!!!

[Chuckurbarla]

I'm with you there DF, you'd think that for the world's biggest they could have made it a bit more interesting than that. Congratulations to them anyway.

[dazzajl]

[COLOR="Green"]And ... :thinking: ... some monster developing trays needed for that mother ... or how else would they develop something that large ... :shrug:


Mop and bucket works quite well. :)

[natjag]

can they print a 6 x 4 from it?