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This is totally irrelevant... but some of those reminded me of the interior of a Borg cube. This is a little more relevant... how would you (could you?) filter
by DanielStraight 15y ago
This is totally irrelevant... but some of those reminded me of the interior of a Borg cube.
This is a little more relevant... how would you (could you?) filter out the camera itself?
- ljf 15y agoSomehow drill a hole in the glass tile and take a photo through the hole? I know from trying to drill glass in the past, that even with glass drill bits it is prone to shattering/cracking.
- DanielStraight 15y agoI thought of that, but without the flash, how will you get any light when the box is closed? I guess you could rig up some kind of external flash. Maybe you could just affix mirrors to the camera somehow.
- ljf 15y agoOnly one of the photos in the link above uses flash, the others use light leaks, candles etc. You could leave a torch or led in there at any angle and it would picked up. But yes, and external/remote flash would work, or just drill another hole ;)
- rsl7 15y agomaybe one pane could be a so-called one-way mirror
- ljf 15y agoSimilar to this: http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/n-l/item/408828/ http://global.rakuten.com/en/store/n-l/item/408828/ (infinity candle holder)