Response to Mr. Lonnie Paulson: i've seen several examples of pinhole films, most of which used homemade cameras rather than body caps. a simple way to do this is with super8 as it comes in it's own convienient light-tight case, leaving an opening for the exposed film (which is easily covered by a pinhole). there is also a mechanism for cranking the film already built into the cassette, and just about as fast as you can crank it - it will expose. no expensive equipment necessary. the results are odd and fascinating. the image doesn't necessarily align with the sprockets, etc. i've seen one where the film was exposed as one long strip as a sort of panoramic and then projected. some of the films we have already (in the program) are photograms, not pinhole at all (but still lensless). these are pretty amazing too, and i'm looking out for others... any ideas? i imagine a body cap would work equally well, and most 16mm cameras let you shoot single frame. so you could determine your own fps... /aaron
