Try this url -
http://users.aol.com/Chuck02178/tech.htm
It should be active, 'cause I just went there! It has the info you are
asking about, plus links to much more about box brownies.
Tina Martin
It's About Light!
www.tinamartin.com
From: edwin gendron egend...@vt.edu
Hi,
this is a bit
On Monday, July 30, 2001, Dennis Johanson wrote:
.how long can exposed photo paper used as negative be stored before
processing?
Any special storage requirements?
Dennis,
The latent image in black white emulsions is stable enough at normal room
temperatures to remain virtually unchanged for
Hi:
I've processed some sheet film where the exposure was made 8 years before
the film was processed. They turned out - actually very nicely :)
I found a couple of sheet film holders with fim in them in the bottom of a
box when housecleaning. It was Tri-x sheet film. I processed them and
Hi,
this is a bit off topic, but does anybody know general ballpark
shutter speeds and F-stops of old box brownie type cameras?
dying to try one out.
Ed
Hello Dennis,
On Monday, July 30, 2001, Dennis Johanson wrote:
In order to rationalize (not a word that comes naturally when speaking about
pinhole photography) the handling of my pinhole photography I hope that
someone could be kind enough to help med with
the following:
How long can
Now that my ISP has stopped changing hands I will have some web space to set
up a new pinhole photo gallery. I took several photos on our trip to Cancun
Mexico. Shooting from the top of the pyramid of the sun at Chichen-Itza was
great.
+Pinholes Seize the Light+
