Photos like the early days of photography

I have tested the pinhole Pinhole Rising to a Panasonic DMC-G3 and my expectations were met.
The lens comes in a foil wrapped in a small cardboard box. The pinhole of metal is completely embedded in plastic. The installation is very simple, as with any lens, but there is no usual snapping. If the arrow perpendicular to the camera is the lens in place.
Within closed rooms must be used with a tripod necessarily because fast times 4sec exposure times of about at this panel. arise. Can sit outside at high ISO to work quite well without a tripod (see adjusted photo).
For quality of the photos: The depth of field is indicated in the item description very high. From a few centimeters to infinity the photo is the same throughout sharply. However, the sharpness is itself, as they are known from the early days of photography ago, not very high. That contamination on the sensor emerge strongly, I can confirm.

With this lens, so can be the simplest way photos produce as before, except that the exposure time possible thanks to high ISO values ​​no longer necessarily takes several minutes.
Conclusion: A lens for experimenters that guarantees overused not overly wallet.