Re: [pinhole-discussion] Help me Keep on Pinholin'!!!
Tom, My prayers and those of my pinholing students will be with you on April 2 3rd. You will be included in our prayer list a my church as of today and until you are up and pinholing. God Bless and keep you. Keep on Pinholin' Chuck
[pinhole-discussion] Re:[pinhole-discussion]lesson plan
Lisa, I start young students with the 35mm film cannisters pinhole cameras. I use a standard single paper punch to put a 1/4 hole in the cannister. We use soda cans, drill with a needle driven into a 3/8 dowel(Thanks Stewart Woodruff), into an eraser. Then sand the burr created with fine sandpaper and tape it over the hole. A piece of electrical tape is used for a shutter. I too cut the paper ahead of time and store in the safebox. My older students start with a Pringle's Snack ca(3.5x5format)spray with flat black paint and follow a similar plan as the 35mm. A great source of cannisters is your local photo processing shop. They have been great about saving them for me. Good Luck, Chuck Flag
[pinhole-discussion] Re:Help scanning pinhole photos
I am trying to scan larger pinholes taken with my caramel tin 11X14 camera. If anyone would be able to give advice, offline from the group, on stitching scans together with photoshop. I am not having much luck so far. I have some photos I wish to share but need to scan them to show them. There are so many talented people on this list. Thanks for any help. Chuck
Re: [pinhole-discussion] 20x24
during the christmas holidays i've seen extra large popcorn/candy tins. maybe a 20x24 could be made from that? I have been shooting with one of these tins for the past 2 years and have only tried 11x14 so far. It works great. As soon as I get alittle better at stiching these prints together with photoshop I plan to put them on the web. Chuck Flagg
