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From: Matti Koskinen mjkos...@sci.fi
And what's the correct word in Spanish for pinhole photography?Need to
explain what all the cans and boxes are in my closet to a Peruvian woman.
You'd probably have to explain to her the fact that you are taking pictures
through
Andy's idea:
I did just have a weird thought...If you could find lightweight, flexible
opaque plastic perhaps you could make a blowup camera
This is a cool (hot?) idea. They make big black bags for solar energy
experiments that actually lift off the ground when they warm up. It would be
great to
I had a 20x24 view camera for a while...mobility was impossible. I kept
looking for an old ambulance gurney.
I did just have a weird thought...If you could find lightweight, flexible
opaque plastic perhaps you could make a blowup camera...a front, a back, a
bag in the middle w/ a valve. You might
Hello all. I'm interested in building a 20x24 pinhole camera,
preferably a take-down model. Has anyone out there tried to attempt
this? I currently do all my pinhole work in 8x10 so I am well aware of
the long exposures this may entail...which also makes it all the more
enticing. My biggest
Maybe camera obscura or a generic peliculas fotografia.
Pam
Matti Koskinen wrote:
Primitive as it is, it is even better than a wire frame and peephole (know
I
know its name, thx Richard!) as there is no parallax error involved.
Guillermo
thanks Guillermo and Gregg. The lines have
A good time to learn to use split filtration. Use magenta to expose for high
contrast (generally the time to get a deep black), then Yellow to soften the
highlights and fill in midtones. Dodge and burn seperately. You will have
much greater control of your print.
Richard Heather
Guy Glorieux
I managed to build two rollfilm PH-cameras, but taking test rolls showed
that a viewfinder could be more than handy. I'm thinking of a simple
wire viewfinder but how to set it up? (angles etc.)
Put a wire frame the size of the negative in the front of the camera
and a peephole at the
hi all
I managed to build two rollfilm PH-cameras, but taking test rolls showed
that a viewfinder could be more than handy. I'm thinking of a simple
wire viewfinder but how to set it up? (angles etc.)
thanks
-matti
mjkos...@sci.fi