Easy Pinhole Photography – No Settings, No Focus, Just Light!

Pinhole photography is as simple as it gets—no lenses, no focusing, and no complex settings. Just light, time, and a tiny hole! In this video, I take a break from complicated photography and shoot an entire Sunday using a Lerouce pinhole camera and Fomapan 100 film. From driving to church to cooking at home, I capture everyday life with long exposures and develop the film using an ultra-simple stand development process with Rodinal 1:100.

If you've ever thought photography should be just a fun, spontaneous process, this is for you! No philosophy this time—just easy photos, no stress.

📸 What You’ll Learn in This Video:
✔️ How to use a pinhole camera (no lens, no settings)
✔️ The basics of exposure without a meter
✔️ Stand development with Rodinal (so simple you can watch Netflix while developing!)
✔️ How long exposures turn everyday moments into dreamy images

📷 Gear & Film Used:

Camera: Lerouce Pinhole Camera (made in France)
Film: Fomapan 100
Developer: Rodinal 1:100 (stand development)

More about the used tools and processes:
My pinhole process:    • This is how I shoot pinhole pictures!  
Stand development:    • How to develop your film at home using sta...  
Make a pinhole camera from Ukulele:    • How does your camera sound? Is it ready fo...