pinhole

Converse of object

• use: A simple method to test this is to use a pinhole made in a card.
• have: To accomplish this, the ALG Proxy Servers require that the firewall has pinholes opened outbound to the public network through 4 specific ports.
• make: Do not make the pinhole wide or you will only have a shaft of sunlight rather than an image of the crescent sun.
• eliminate: This eliminates all pinholes in the window frame and sash, and provides a smoother appearance on the finished products.

Preposition: in

• frame: This eliminates all pinholes in the window frame and sash, and provides a smoother appearance on the finished products.
• film: Because impurity particles, moisture and pinholes in the films are critical, MicroEmissive Displays has invested heavily in Class 10 clean room facilities.

Adjective modifier

• small: The smaller pinhole of the 50mm version seems to produce pictures that are easier to process for sharp results.
• tiny: Unfortunately, holding open the tiny pinholes that are seen in real life would take ten times the experimentally measured yield stress.
• multiple: A multiple pinhole is preferable for people with low vision.
• many: There are many pinholes on the back and a few on the front.

Modifies a noun

• camera: In effect, the entire room was turned into a large pinhole camera.
• photography: He says 'The best aspect of pinhole photography is the simplicity.
• lens: The camera optics were surprisingly good for what looked like a tiny pinhole lens.
• photograph: I must firstly apologize for the subject matter in these pinhole photographs - they are not very exciting!
• glass: Pinhole glasses are designed to improve any eye problems, especially eye focussing problems.
• leak: In the end, pinhole leaks occur in them.

Noun used with modifier

• color: A high quality transmitting color pinhole camera with sound, complete with a matching receiver.