The Solarcan Puck is a time-limited palm-sized pinhole Solargraph camera.

Solarcan launched Puck, a smaller time-limited version of its soda can-shaped sun-capture camera. The new model is shaped like a circle, resulting in a circle rather than a more traditional rectangular image.

Solarcan, founded by photographer Sam Cornwell, specializes in solar photography cameras that do not require any DIY skills. Anyone can use them without knowing pinhole cameras, developers, or even daylight maps.

The company unveiled its first model on Kickstarter in 2017. Since then, it has also added a set of colored Solarcans that can produce vibrant and colorful effects now-small and round Puck.

Solar hockey

Once the exposure begins, Solarcan Puck will capture the path of the sun and generate a photo, which can then be retrieved internally. The resulting image is reversed and can be scanned or photographed to obtain a digital copy.

In order to produce an image, the photographer must secure the camera firmly in the selected outdoor position. Exposure begins when the internal label is removed to allow light to pass through the pinhole.