Is a house camera ULF?

[ghostcount]

https://vimeo.com/296476568

Largest photo direct from camera?

Anyone know the lens? He has the markings taped up.

[Duolab123]

https://vimeo.com/296476568

Largest photo direct from camera?

Anyone know the lens? He has the markings taped up.

Absolutely, pin hole or a lens somewhat longer than the width of the room. 12 foot lens in a 12 foot room would give a shape image at infinity. Buy an old process camera with a 60 inch lens room would need to be a little over 5 feet deep.

[Mark Sawyer]

If the house has a very large rug outside the front door that says "Welcome", it would qualify as "Ultra Large Floor-mat".

[paulbarden]

That's Ian Ruhter. He has several videos on YouTube and I believe he discusses in at least one of them what lens(es) he uses.

[Mark Sampson]

Abelardo Morell has used hotel rooms in NYC as cameras. So compared to a Manhattan high-rise, a mere house is a miniature camera.

[jnantz]

i think the airplane hangar is still the biggest
but it was a pinhole image on silver gelatin, not
collodion with a lens ... that's pretty impressive !
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...mera-made.html

[Roger Thoms]

5.5’x7’ is damn big, really enjoyed the video. No idea what lens he’s using.

Roger

[Jim Jones]

In 1900 George R. Lawrence began using a camera that used even wider glass plate negatives for photographing trains and a few other subjects http://robroy.dyndns.info/lawrence/mammoth.html.

[gphoto]

you win the pun game.

[Willie]

Medium or small format if it is one of the new trendy "tiny houses"?