I liked this one particularly
Dave Balfour
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Wow silver. I would imagine that silver is extremely malleable
and could be thinned pretty easy with a hammer.
Personally I make pinholes the brute force way and use aluminum
or steel that have been discarded. I thin them with a grinder
both before and after drilling. I usually use a fine needle
Rob
It works but unless the viewing area is dark It would be hard to
visualize. It is easier to use a larger aperture and ophthalmic
convex lens. You should see my house with blackened windows, a
+.75 diopter lens taped over a hole in it and sheets of wax
paper hanging on strings...kind of
You dont need a camera shutter just a piece of black tape or a
card to cover the opening
Dave Balfour
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--- Katharine Thayer ktha...@pacifier.com wrote:
Hi folks,
I am a brand new pinholer but learning VERY FAST because for
reasons I
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So if anyone has
