Re: [pinhole-discussion] pinhole information!

Emma, hello everyone, I'm new!!! I am currently researching into pinhole photography, but I cannot find any information on Portuguese or Belgium pinhole photographers. do you know any? all help is gratefully recieved. thanks emma you can find in portuguese in

Sorry (was Re: [pinhole-discussion] Thank's a lot)

Sorry everybody on the list... My previous message (in french) was intended to reach only jacques chouteau ! I forgot that the reply button was not so selective and that my post would bother all other participants of the list... Won't do it again! Well, cheers from France and keep on pinholig!

RE: [pinhole-discussion] SX-70 pinhole instructions

yes but you can't get an SX70/600 back...that I'm aware of. I believe someone made an SX70 back for the RB67 (2 1/4 graphlock type) but they are pretty rare. I use the other all the time...instant gratification -Original Message- From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???

Re: [pinhole-discussion] SX 70 Pinhole

I would also like a copy of sx 70 instructions. Thanking you in advance, Mark Mark D Roberts mrobe...@pbfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us On Tue, 3 Oct 2000 gapicca...@aol.com wrote: Me too, me too, me too, if there is any chance without great disturbance. Giorgio Piccagli Dependent on the

RE: [pinhole-discussion] RE: SX 70 Pinhole

I think I have some photo's from when I disassembled the OneStep. If I can find them I'll add them to the web site let you know. -Original Message- From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ??? [mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Thomas Harvey Sent: Tuesday, October

Re: [pinhole-discussion] SX-70 pinhole instructions

Did you guys know; Polaroid DOES sell just the BACKS to their cameras? (the magazine part ) Logically, it seems easier to me to start by buying one of these, and then build the camera body onto it, rather than starting from the opposite direction?? -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

[pinhole-discussion] Re: Pinhole-Discussion / Sharpness

At 09:19 AM 10/3/00 -0400, you wrote: Thankyou so much for the replies to my Matter of Understanding post. I've just been to the Pinlady site as directed and now have room for MUCH!! improvement. http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinlady.jpg This picture is to me at least,

Re: [pinhole-discussion] SX-70 pinhole instructions

CC polaroid-pinhole cameras: Did you guys know; Polaroid DOES sell just the BACKS to their cameras? (the magazine part ) Logically, it seems easier to me to start by buying one of these, and then build the camera body onto it, rather than starting from the opposite direction?? -- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Re: [pinhole-discussion] SX-70 pinhole instructions

I just pulled my copy of The Polaroid Newsletter for Photographic Education Summer 1986. The article in question shows how to make a pin hole camera from a 50 sheet 4x5 box and a way to hold the SX 70 pack in place. They then instruct you how to place this back into the camera to process it. I

[pinhole-discussion] RE: SX 70 Pinhole

Andy, It would be great to get complete, illustrated guidelines on how you did your conversion. I tried a folding SX-70. It was a fun dismantling project but a complete disaster (between the camera and the film consumption). I'm not sure it is possible to convert one successfully. The

RE: [pinhole-discussion] SX 70 Pinhole

Actually what I've found is it is easier to convert either a Polaroid OneShot (for SX70 Film) or one of the 600 cameras that DON'T have a build it or flip up flash than a real SX70. The 600 film is nice because it's more easily obtained and for a non metered pinhole camera one only needs to clip

[pinhole-discussion] pinhole information!

hello everyone, I'm new!!! I am currently researching into pinhole photography, but I cannot find any information on Portuguese or Belgium pinhole photographers. do you know any? all help is gratefully recieved. thanks emma Your email address says a lot about you. Express yourself @

[pinhole-discussion] SX 70 Pinhole

Me too, me too, me too, if there is any chance without great disturbance. Giorgio Piccagli Dependent on the kindness of strangers ... and friends In a message dated 10/3/00 5:19:54 AM, pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ??? writes: I'd also be interested in the sx 70 to Pinhole instructions if

Re: [pinhole-discussion] 16mm motion picture camera

Thanks greg, First off, thanks, I believe that your reply helps me focus a bit. Well to answer, I could use either. I do have a nice wide angle glass lens, but any unusual effects I can get will find their way into something. I had simply heard some rumours that 16mm is too small a format for

[pinhole-discussion] pinhole photo contest

Hello, Hola, Bonjour, Yo! pinhole wizards, I really like what's going on here! For fun motivation I'll put up 3 Starlight #1 pinhole cameras darkroom kits for prizes for a contest with the following categories: most humorous, most unusual, and most difficult pinhole photograph Send a little

Re: [pinhole-discussion] A matter of understanding?

Julian, Take a look at http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinlady.jpg (a photo by Claudia Smith). This is an example of just how sharp a pinhole image can be. (I think this was from a 6x6 negative.) If your negatives are not this sharp there is room for improfement. Mike Vande

Re: [pinhole-discussion] two more images

Wow! The effect in pinaccordion is incredible, it looks as if there are two types of pinhole lens flare going on in it (unless it actually WAS raining...). Pinfisher looks almost like a zone-plate image. Was it taken with the same pinhole as the other three? Mike Vande Bunt Claudia Smith

Re: [pinhole-discussion] Thank's a lot

Bonjour jacques, Bienvenue dans le monde merveilleux du sténopé ! Je suis un fervent sténopiste participant depuis longtemps à la pinhole list... C'est vrai que p at ??? est un site passionnant! Je suis auteur-photographe en Franche-Comté et, adorant transmettre aux jeunes ou moins jeunes