Pinhole Pro X 18-36mm?

I guess it's the infinite depth of field - everything in focus? Or more like everything out of focus from the sample images I've seen.
 
If it is a true pinhole, not a tiny lens, that it has the following advantages.
  • It has almost infinite focus.
  • It's simplicity at it finest.
  • It is by nature a soft focus lens.
  • It is often used for various effects, ghosting being a favorite.
  • There are websites dedicated to pinhole photography.
The disadvantages are.
  • A pinhole is a very small aperture which projects the image, rather than focusing the images like a lens, so it will never be truly sharp. Hence the soft focus.
  • The "soft focus" becomes blurry at apertures less that f250. Apertures of f360 or f500 and large formats are not uncommon for film.
  • The pinhole requires longer exposure times, this can be offset somewhat by the larger ISO numbers available with digital cameras.
  • With shorter focal lengths, a very small pinhole is required.
  • Vignetting is common.
After watching the video I could not tell if it was a true pinhole or a very small lens. If it was a small lens then all of the above may not be true. It would simply be a regular camera with a very small aperture lens.
 

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