Thanks for that Guillermo,
so as understand it it doesn't matter what the shutterspeed is for you meter
reading its the f-stop that counts as it will be converted recipricly anyway.
i was using paper for this exercise and thought that you set the shutter speed
to the iso of the neg material
An old sage from a camera club dropped this pearl of wisdom for keeping his
solution temperatures constant. He placed desk lamps with big bulbs shining
onto the rotating tube of his cibachrome tubes. It seems like an excellent idea.
His cibas were fantastic.
eric nelson, marshfield, wi usa
Hi Levi.
I'm one of your Group 1 pinhole swappers. Someone from your Snohomish
address forwarded my picture to a Rochester address. It just came today as
Return to Sender. Sounds like a song I remember.
If you send me your current address, I'll send the pinhole on.
THANKS to all who've sent me
That sounds like a good idea -- I'll give it a try. Thanks!
--- Tom Miller twmil...@mr.net wrote:
I put the sheets into an empty 3-part 4x5 film box, tape it shut and
bring it to the lab. The lab returns the processed negs in plastic
sleeves in the same box (or a different one, depending on
- Original Message -
From: Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com
By the way, for the non North American audience, the 100 degrees
mentioned is in Farenheit degrees. 100 degrees Celsius is easy to
maintain, just bring the water to a boil!
And watch your fish swimming backstroke
I put the sheets into an empty 3-part 4x5 film box, tape it shut and
bring it to the lab. The lab returns the processed negs in plastic
sleeves in the same box (or a different one, depending on the lab).
If the is your first box of 4x5 and you want to process only part of
it, maybe the lab or
William Erickson wrote:
I'd be a little surprised if an aquarium heater can maintain 100 degrees
very reliably.
Aquarium heaters are quite good a within a plus or minus one degree range.
100 degrees is on the high end for most heaters, but not outside their
capability. The water must be
I am in the process of building a 4x5 pinhole camera, and was wondering how to
take the film from the camera to the photo lab. How do people usually do this?
Do you just put it in a box or a bag of some sort or do you drop of the film
holder?
Derek Nielsen
derekniel...@yahoo.com
- Original Message -
From: heys...@xtra.co.nz
With your info i got off your website, the sunny16 + iso exposure rule, when
using a meter do you use the meter reading and the iso=shutterspeed to
calculate your exposure?
Did you mean iso+shutterspeed? if so, here is the answer (BTW,
Guillermo,
With your info i got off your website, the sunny16 + iso exposure rule, when
using a meter do you use the meter reading and the iso=shutterspeed to
calculate your exposure?
I used it to teach a class but had varying results, although i have suspitions
that the cameras were dodgy.
I
Hi:
An aquarium heater may work provided the volume of water you are using is
fairly large and has been stabilized over a ong period of time, adequately
mixed and covered. Ie like an aquarium.
Aquarium heaters don't heat water very quickly. They are designed to hold
a fairly large volume of
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