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Given that, Distance from pinhole = 30 cm Wavelength = 400 nm

A pinhole camera contains a sensitive plate which is 30cm at distance of it. If the photographic film of camera is sensitive to 400nm wavelength then which diameter of pinhole is used to photo graph any shoot?

A pinhole camera contains a sensitive plate which is 30cm at distance of it. If the photographic film of camera is sensitive to 400nm wavelength then which diameter of pinhole is used to photo graph any shoot?

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