How is a pinhole camera different than a regular camera?

I have a pinhole camera with a power connector (red) and yellow and white that are the audio and video wires. Is there a way to connect this camera wirelessly to my computer or iphone or both. I don't need the power wire to be wireless just the the audio...

I made a working homemade 35mm pinhole camera out of cardboard, black electrical tape, aluminum foil, a marker (to color the inside black to prevent light from bouncing). The camera works fine. However, I don't know what the fstop is on my camera.

ok so i should have said make pictures. because i've already made the camera, taken the picture, developed in the dark room. But how do turn the negative into a positive. Meaning i have a picture where the black and white areas are reversed. I heard...

my photography teacher at school let me use his old Sinar Norma with a pinhole lens and when i loved the results, he gave me a 4x5 film/paper holder thing and told me that we can make the pinhole in a lesson. i've tried searching the internet for tutorials...

Can anyone explain how a pinhole camera supports the model of rectilinear? -THANK YOU

I am doing a science project about aperture and pinhole and how if affects one another and all that. But I think it would be very scholarly to bring some of the photos to class, I'm just using regular film that you buy at target. & I'm not sure what...

i made a juicebox pinhole camera and i use a kodak 200 35mm film. i leave the shutter open for about 2-3 seconds. is this ok? or would the film become black by the time its developed. my dad said it's probably already black because it should be left...

I just made my little paint can pinhole and went to load my first 4x5 sheet of film and it doesn't quite fit. Is it supposed to be slanted inside in order to squeeze in? Any suggestions on a way to store film once exposed until I get it to my JOBO??