Exploring the Unconventional: Giant Camera Obscura and Ghostly Investigations

In California, six photographers transformed an aircraft hangar into a giant camera obscura, using a large piece of fabric as the negative. This project aimed to break records and involved a 35-minute exposure to capture a panoramic image. The process revealed unexpected textural effects and aberrations due to the emulsion's hand coating. The hangar was later demolished, marking it as the world's largest disposable camera. Meanwhile, in France, a group of amateur investigators used digital cameras to explore the legend of the ghost of Chateau de Vos, a tale involving a tragic love story from the 1560s. Despite recording 20 hours of footage, they found no evidence of the ghost.

What was the primary goal of the photographers who transformed the hangar in California?

• To develop a new photography technique

• To set a world record with the largest camera

• To capture images of aircraft

• To create a new type of digital camera

What unexpected result did the photographers encounter during their project?

• The images were too dark to see

• The hangar collapsed during the process

• The emulsion created unique textural effects

• The camera failed to capture any images

What was the fate of the hangar after the photography project?

• It was preserved as a museum

• It was demolished

• It was converted into a gallery

• It was used for another project

What legend were the investigators in France trying to explore?

• The ghost of Chateau de Vos

• The mystery of the lost Baron

• The legend of the haunted forest

• The tale of the cursed castle

What was the outcome of the ghost investigation at Chateau de Vos?

• They discovered a hidden room in the castle

• They captured clear evidence of the ghost

• They recorded strange noises

• They found no signs of the ghost