Thanks - I appreciate the info - I'd try wild-ass photos like this, if I
could ever figure out how to develop those long strips.
-good luck on doing those contact prints!! -Will be watching for the story.
- John Edwards, Vancouver, WA
Guy Glorieux wrote:
So What were (1) and (2) - and
Guy - c'est superlatif!
but where the heck is the bottom of an egg?
Jim K
Many thanks,
Jim Kosinski
Starlight Cameras
PO Box 540
Cherry Valley NY 13320 usa
Merlin pinhole cameras darkroom kits
www.paintcancamera.com
607-264-3480
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Gisèle and I are just back from grocery
Gisèle and I are just back from grocery shopping and we're preparing
supper. Nice sunny day outside and we're preparing a big Salade
nicoise with hard boiled eggs among many constituents.
I pull out two eggs from the fridge and a neddle from the drawer. I
pierce a small pinhole at the bottom
- Original Message -
From: Maria Grant mgran...@san.rr.com
Were can I buy a film transport system for 120 film? I hope I'm using the
correct terminology.
I've seen cameras made from coffee and tea containers with film
transports,but can't seem
to find this item,would I have to find
John Olson will be out of the library from April 24 - May 6.
If you need assistance call 443-4176
if you are building a blat back, you can pickup old graphlok roll film
adapters. These will either do 2x2 or 2x3. the ones from the 3 1/4 x 4 1/4
graphic are the least popular shouldn't be a ton of $$...Ebay always seems
to have some.
andy
-Original Message-
From:
funny, I;m starting to see a few a month now. Last week there was someone
selling an 8x10 a 4x5 that they made out of cherry anyone on the list?
looked like a pretty camera.
andy
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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at
If you use only one slit, the image is very diffused and will be greatly
stretched in the same direction as the slit, it is actually a great process.
However, if you use 2 slits perpendicular to each other, one in front of the
other and offset by a short distance (say the depth of a washer),
Hey everyone, Here's a fascinating old pinhole camera for sale on eBay
from the 1920's:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1350459156
Not mine, just thought you might be interested!
Take care, Andrew Amundsen
Guy Glorieux wrote:
Mike,
I built one on pinhole day. I'll let you know as soon as I have
processed the film.
I pierced a slot on one edge to install a 35mm cartridge and another on
the opposite edge to install a take up cartridge. Installed a pinhole
on top (.025mm), painted the
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