--- Laika la...@sputcorp.com wrote:
Does anyone know if there any plans or detailed pictures of pinhole camera
design on the web or in books?
Probably not necessary. I say this because a pinhole camera is simply a
light-tight container which holds film opposite a pinhole. This can take
--- John GRAY jg...@bretton.ac.uk wrote:
Tina,
this may seem a bit late in the day but problems between Macs and PCs reading
tiffs and jpegs stems from the fact that Macs don't require a file extension
in th way PCs do. If you include the appropriate extension after each
filename- Pc dos
--- Gregg Kemp gregg.k...@sas.com wrote:
Ana Maria, thanks for the update from Brazil. Congratulations to you and
Guilherme for the great job with the Portuguese translations, the promotions,
AND workshops! You guys have incredible energy and are doing so much!
Yes, that does sound good.
--- Jeff Dilcher dilc...@cueva.com wrote:
I would love to get
one, but justifying it to my wife might be tricky!
Has anyone here actually seen a Finney?
I like the idea of the pinhole turret, but, I am wondering,
if the bellows extension has preset stops to coincide
with the various
--- Sheila Cichoski sher...@hotmail.com wrote:
hello everyone.
i'm a newcomer to the list and to pinhole photography. i heard about it from
a friend and have been doing research the last couple weeks. I found the
discussion list and thought it would be helpful and give me good
--- photoe...@aol.com wrote:
Hi, This is Lonnie. I looked at all the photographs on the website. It's
great.
What are all these different types of logos? Does the Pinhole group have
more than one logo? Somebody explain this to me.
Lonnie
It was thought that since the logo would be
--- William Erickson erick...@ic.mankato.mn.us wrote:
If those of you who have lesson plans would share them, I'm sure several of
us would appreciate it. I'm committed to a pinhole series at our arts center
and haven't done it before.
If you go to http://www.pinholeday.org/support/, under
--- Deborah Tinker dtinker@tuhsd.k12.az.us wrote:
I am new to the listserve discussion format. I am
a beginning photo teacher at a Tempe Arizona high
school. I use the pinhole camera as an
introductory assignment, but feel I could go
deeper into the technique. Anyone out there
willing
--- photoe...@aol.com wrote:
I found thin brass sheeting in a hobby shop where they sell model trains.
Brass may not be any better than aluminum. Aluminum may even be better,
because brass seems more subject to tear in my opinion.
I mount my pinholes in slide holders, marking the pinhole
--- Bruce Klemz bkl...@vax2.winona.msus.edu wrote:
I'm new to pinhole, mainly using a 35mm with a body cap. I've also built one
of the simple cardboard box versions using 4x5 paper negs and love the
results. To get more phototaking (and less walking), I'd like to build one
that uses the 4x5
--- Temi t...@temioriginals.com wrote:
http://www.pinholeday.org
Coordinating Team
Gregg Kemp, (USA) (leader)
Zernike Au (Hong Kong)
Diana Bloomfield (USA)
Jean Daubas (France)
Larry Fratkin (USA)
Guy Glorieux (Canada)
James Kellar (USA)
Edward Levinson (Japan)
Pam Niedermayer
--- Guy Glorieux guy.glori...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi everybody!
Really this has been busy times for me lately. But, it seems I just
can't stop... I received last week my first Lith Printing kit and I
just had to try it on some of my favorite negatives. What a discovery!
To me Lith
--- lisa styles lisasty...@one.net.au wrote:
Thankyou to all of you who have given me inspiration for my lesson plan. One
thing that I am having trouble with is translating the Americanisms into
things that we have access to here in Australia. Is a pringles snack a box
or a canister?
--- lisa styles lisasty...@one.net.au wrote:
Hello
I am a student teacher in Australia and I am trying to design a lesson plan
on making and using pinhole cameras. I want the students to be able to make
their cameras cheaply and quickly. Has anybody tried using black foam core?
The
--- Guy Glorieux guy.glori...@sympatico.ca wrote:
It was Sprind Day a few days ago. My wife had bought some tulips to
celebrate. The sun was shining inside the house. I pulled my pinhole
Brownie Hawkey and got this shot. 2 minutes hand-held. More and more,
I do these blurry,
--- Pam Niedermayer pam_p...@cape.com wrote:
I don't know about pinhole, but when photographing with a regular lens
the general rule is to photograph approximately 30% overlap because
the lens introduces enough distortion that it would be impossible to
line up the adjacent shots otherwise.
--- Charles Flagg cfl...@ispchannel.com wrote:
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
--- Pedro Saucedo jad...@cbnn.net wrote:
hi there, my name is Dahli Saucedo and i've just finished my darkroom and
pinhole camera, and was all excited about it...but when i finally got the
camera loaded right and made an exposure...and put it in the developer..it
started to develop normally
--- Renovica r...@mbox.vol.cz wrote:
I made a pinhole with a pinhole diameter of 0.1mm. What formula do I use to
calculate the f-number? How do I determine the exposure time.
Please reply to this email address. Many thanks.
Gorana Renovica
If you go to
--- Simon Cygielski si...@wbj.pl wrote:
I just voted in the survey, but I want to take the opportunity to lobby
for the design with the pinhole photographer on top of the world. That
really makes a statement, doesn't it?
Yeah, that's he's got a pinhole for a belly button. g
Sorry, just
Hi there folks.
I am working on the Support Site that will be a part of our Worldwide Pinhole
Day. I am looking to provide links to sites that contain information about
Pinhole photography. Can you help me with this?
For instance, where will I find information about how to build a camera, what
--- Guy Glorieux guy.glori...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi Zernike,
If this can be of help in one of the pages for the site, I have a web page
full
of Pinhole related links at
http://www3.sympatico.ca/guy.glorieux/pnhllinks.htm
It covers most aspects of pinholin', from the basics, to building
--- Kellie Deem kd...@gonzaga.edu wrote:
I am doing a project for my photography class and I am going ot make a
pinhole camera. I was researching some galleries and I came across a picture
of a man, whose head was gone. How did they do that? Does it have something
to do with the time?
--- Pam Niedermayer pam_p...@cape.com wrote:
How spherical would the film plane have to be to get to sharp edges?
Let's say I'm building an 8x10 pinhole camera (which I am), and wanted
to build a special curved film holder. Should the spere be around the
distance from pinhole to film center,
--- b2myo...@aol.com wrote:
and a contact print of a solarization of a pinhole neg...with great mackie
lines...using a #5 filter...or a #0 filter for a different effector split
filter printing...#5, the #0.
Here are instructions for split filter printing:
[clip]
Actually, split
Original Message -
From: Guy Glorieux
What on earth is a chad, whether dimpled, hanging or pregant? Never seen
one in my life...
Guy
You are fortunate indeed! g
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--- Simon Cygielski si...@wbj.pl wrote:
I also have a question: is the loss of sharpness on the far edges
inevitable, or can it be corrected somehow? perhaps thinner stock? This
hole was made (fairly carefully) out of a Coke can
I would definitely say that thinner stock would be appropriate.
--- Zernike Au zern...@zeroimage.com wrote:
As we now have many people in the list giving suggestion and idea for the
pinhole photography day.
I suggest to set up a commitee(hope I use the correct word) to work for this
event first.
I would be willing to offer my time.
Cheers-
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--- John A. Olson jaol...@library.syr.edu wrote:
Here's a FREE site for map clip art.
http://www.graphicmaps.com/clipart.htm
There was nothing on the page.
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--- Pam Niedermayer pam_p...@cape.com wrote:
This needs a lot of work, but is generally what I had in mind:
http://www.pinehill.com/WWPPDLogo.gif
Pam
PS I stole/borrowed one of George Smyth's pinhole images since I
didn't have anything scanned. It's for illustration purposes only.
Hey,
If the server allows ASP, I could probably write the code that would allow
folks to upload and dynamically have displayed their own images. From the URL
shown at the bottom, the chances are that this is a Unix server, so unless it's
got ChiliASP, this may not be possible.
Cheers -
george
--- Andy Schmitt aschm...@warwick.net wrote:
I don't know about that...no air for light scattering. I think Dark there
means DARK...
Actually, there would be little difference between the light and dark side
of the moon, since the differentiation is based upon our view of the moon (the
moon
--- joebe...@aol.com wrote:
I finally got my Zero 6x6cm camera in and it is a beauty. One question
bothers me though. Can you use TriX film in it? Wondering about fog from the
red filmcounter window for such a fast film. Presently have Verichrome pan
ASA 125 loaded into the camera.
You
--- Temi t...@temioriginals.com wrote:
Thank you George - My message was not stated clearly - what I am looking
for are images of the actual camera to aid me in constructing one
myself. As soon as I send this off I will take time to view your images.
Thank you again. - Temi
Note: I just
--- Temi t...@temioriginals.com wrote:
I plan to build a pinhole camera out of wood that would use a 4 x 5 film
holder. Does anyone know of any images on the web of this type of
pinhole camera. The URLs would be a great help. Thank you. --Temi
All Images in the Pinhole section of my site, with
--- Dwight L. Brown n5...@delrio.com wrote:
Can anyone give me some good advice on making good pinholes. I want to make
up a lensboard to use on my Sinar. (don't you just love the idea of using a
Sinar for pinhole camera :-) Is there a good web site with instructions?
Sure, the Pinhole FAQ
--- Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com wrote:
You can always use photographic paper in 4x5 film holders in the
Bender camera as a lower cost option. (Obviously this leaves you
with paper negatives to print from.)
If you decide to build a Bender, you'd better be the type who absolutely
--- Benno Jones ben...@jps.net wrote:
I'd stay away from the Brownie if you're planning on shooting on film.
I've converted Brownies and used 120 film without any problems. Sure, it
doesn't fit neatly into the rollers, but it's close enough.
Cheers -
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--- joebe...@aol.com wrote:
Dear George and Gregg:
Thanks a lot for your insight on the 6x6 Zero camera. Will have to rethink
wehat model I want. Also, do you prefer the zone plate over the pinhole or
vice-versa? Seems to me the zone plate is rather soft focus and would be
better suited
--- joebe...@aol.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me something about the camera made in Hong Kong, 6x6 Zero
Pinhole Camera. I am relatively new to pinhole photography and I am
considering the purchase of this camera.
You may wish to consider their new 6X9 camera. Not only will you get a larger
--- Barry Muscavelli pinhol...@hotmail.com wrote:
Has anybody used smaller formats (like 35mm?) for pinhole??
Yes, I built a pinhole camera out of a 35mm cannister. Don't expect sharpness,
but it's a fun project. I was even able to develop it inside the cannister.
Cheers -
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--- ethereal art ethereal...@mindspring.com wrote:
Hey folks! Christmas came early today. My NEW Zero 6x9 Image camera came in
at school. Craziness here got the cable release mechanism, too. The COOLEST
part is that on the inside, there are 2 small movable slats of wood to
change the image
--- G.Penate pen...@home.com wrote:
http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/tanks.jpg
Nice use of the Zone plate, and nice composition.
Cheers -
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--- James Kellar ja...@kellar.com wrote:
The last time I sent out this monthly message, I got a few negative
responses. So I'll ask the membership, do you want me to send out this
monthly e-mail? Just send an e-mail to pinh...@jameskellar.com, with a YES,
I want the monthly E-mail, or NO, I
--- Katharine Thayer ktha...@pacifier.com wrote:
Since I've enjoyed seeing other people's work, I thought it only fair to
show some of mine in turn. Here are four of the 8 pinhole images I'm
showing along with 15 lens photographs in my current one-woman show
titled Catching Time: New
--- 97boatwrightr 97boatwrig...@intranet.pairlist.net wrote:
I am a year 10 pupil at Chelmer Valley High School and am doing a project o
pinhole cameras. Please could everyone send me information regarding any
aspect on pinhole cameras.
Ruth -
You'll find a plethora of information about
--- MARK POWER mpo...@coventry.ac.uk wrote:
I've been using standard brass shim for pinholes without painting the
inside black. I've just read one report that reccomends that you do
so. What do other people think?
I don't think that it makes much difference - at least I've never seen it.
--- MARK POWER mpo...@coventry.ac.uk wrote:
I would like to learn more about non-silver processing and would like to
hear anyone using gumoil etc. Does anyone know of relevant chemical
suppliers in the uk?
I don't use gum, but there are a number of Alt-Processing articles on my site,
if you
--- edwin gendron egend...@vt.edu wrote:
Hi george,
thanks for the reply, unfortunately, I tried this site a few times,
and I kept getting told that it isn't in service. Is it possible that
there's a typo-error in the address??
Just now tested it and I'm in without a problem. @Home isn't
--- edwin gendron egend...@vt.edu wrote:
I'm kinda a novice at this stuff, what exactly is the difference in
pinhole and zone plate??
In fact...what is a zone plate camera?
Best would be to read the article The Zone Plate by Chris Patton at
--- Chuck Sloan cha...@getnet.com wrote:
Hi, I'm fairly new to this group, but I've been interested in Pinhole
photography for several years. I've got some of my photos posted
at: http://www.getnet.com/~chaslo/Gallery4.html I'm getting more
active in this area, so expect some new photos
--- jmm1...@aol.com wrote:
I was going to use the Arista Ortho fIlm from Freestyle with Dektol diluted.
I understand that the ISO would be about 3? What about the development
time?
If I remember correctly (it's been a while), 2-5 minutes.
Cheers -
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I will be showing one of my pinhole photo postcards on canvas at bwac
small work ( 24 and under ) 18 ' x 24 ' Opening reception oct. 14 from
12 to 5 pm. Brooklyn working artists coalition ( bwac ) 141 beard street
redhook brooklyn 1-718-596-2507 www.bwac.org See you
theremichel
--- HypoBob hypo...@pacbell.net wrote:
George,
Using Dektol at higher dilutions is an interesting way to handle contrast on
orthochromatic
negatives. However, what kind of shelf life are we talking about for the
diluted
developer? If we are getting into the realm of one-shot Dektol,
--- Mike Vande Bunt mike.vandeb...@mixcom.com wrote:
No, I don't think that thumbnails are actually being loaded. On my
slow access system it took a while for the thumbnails to load, but the
full size images open almost instantly when the thumbnails are clicked
on. I believe that the
--- Guy Glorieux guy.glori...@sympatico.ca wrote:
George L Smyth wrote:
You could use Orthochromatic film. I use this on occasion and develop it
with
dilute Dektol. This gives me a large negative that is easily printed.
George:
What exactly is orthochromatic film? What size do
--- Claudia Smith c...@ns.net wrote:
I am finding this digest really hard to read with all the italics and arrows
from the
quotes. Is there some way to make it easier to read and is it necessary to
include the
whole message replied to which often appears several times?
I don't get the
--- Edward Healy ejhe...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
For example, what other types of objects do you suggest
I use as a pinhole camera or other papers or film stocks (sheet film?) to
use. I'm
also interested in moving into color work but don't have a color darkroom...
Any thoughts/suggestions
Just a quick comment, I found your gallery 1
(with splendid images too) easier to deal with as a sequence of
images scrolling down than your new gallery where one needs to
open each image and return back to the main thumb page to get to
next image. Perhaps you could arrange the gallery as
Erich -
Very nice images. Well done.
Cheers-
george
--- Erich C. Decker fot...@rz-online.de wrote:
Oooop,
I forgot to give you this:
http://www.fotair.de
Sorry,
Erich
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--- L MCRAE mcra...@email.msn.com wrote:
Hello All, I have recently become involved in pinhole cameras and have a
question that I hope someone can answer. I have a Olpe Bussiek pinhole
cardboard camera and am getting good results using bw 400 ASA 120 film. I'd
like to switch to 200 ASA
--- labquiz labq...@k12.hi.us wrote:
what is a pinhole camera
You will find the FAQ at
http://members.home.net/hmpi/Pinhole/Articles/FAQ/pin_faq.htm.
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At 04:56 PM 10/9/00 -0400, you wrote:
Would anyone know why a body cap from pinhole resource cost 443.00 and
from calmut' $29.00? Is one made better than another? I don't mind paying
extra for something better. Thanks for the info...Y
I believe that the Pinhole Resource item is a turret, which
--- HypoBob hypo...@pacbell.net wrote:
Is there any reason not to put a filter on the inside of a pinhole
camera?
Some people have mentioned problems with dust. However, I often tape a red
filter within my camera when shooting 4X5 Infrared. Of course, I do ensure
thatthe filter is spotless
--- G.Penate pen...@home.com wrote:
Probably some of you are already doing the following, but it just occurred
to me that a flat bed scanner can also be used to measure pinhole diameters.
I just measured succesfuly a 0.012 pinhole diameter. My scanner is an El
Cheappo UMAX scanner $60 and it
--- garfinkeldes...@aol.com wrote:
Actually I also have experienced low pinhole related e mail so yes I
too am having these problems. Wendy
I haven't noted any problems.
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--- Tom Purdum javaboy...@yahoo.com wrote:
This may be a silly question, but does expired film
give any advantage or render different results?
Expired film will generally lose speed and contrast. Obviously, it depends
upon how old it is and how it has been kept. I use film that's 5-7 years
--- james ja...@kellar.com wrote:
How did you make the slits?
Gorge,
I was looking on the Pinhole Resorce site and Eric is selling a slit camera
and he says that it comes with 2 pieces of litho film for making your own
slits. You might want to get in touch with Eric to get more info.
--- Tom Lindsay tlind...@erols.com wrote:
Hello All,
I made a 4x5 slit camera a few years ago. I made it out of illustration board
that can be purchased at a good art supply store. I made the slits out of the
same brass shim that I make pinholes in. The slits are spaced about 1 1/2
inches
--- Sebastian Nieder sebastian.nie...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi !
Has anyone ever tried slits ?
I've read in the E.Renner-Bible, that you have to cross two slits for
getting a disorted image.
But there's no info about how far the slits have to be away from eatch
other; what slit-diameters are the
--- Tom Purdum javaboy...@yahoo.com wrote:
Ok,
I have been doing a bit of reading but I am a bit
confused. Being that this is my first pinhole camera
I am a newbie. I figured out my pinhole diameter to
be 0.22 for a 1.5in focal length and an F-stop of 167.
Is this right? I just don't
--- Tom Purdum javaboy...@yahoo.com wrote:
George,
Thanks for the additional info. I have been to your
website as you suggested to me on the IR list. My
camera is almost done. It is a leonardo style 1 1/2
fl. I have not yet determined the pinhole dia. When
I get the camera done and
--- William Erickson erick...@ic.mankato.mn.us wrote:
For what it's worth for comparison, I've paid $75 for these backs. A lot
better than the nearly $500 you have to spend for a new one.
Does anyone in the world charge that much? You can oftentimes find them on
eBay for around $50 or so. I
--- Tom Purdum javaboy...@yahoo.com wrote:
Greetings all,
I recently joined this list (today) and was looking
through the archives for info on IR and pinhole
photography, but I could not find any.
Does anybody have any basic starting points or
suggestions?
Tom -
I shoot Infrared
--- Chris Peregoy pere...@gl.umbc.edu wrote:
I thought so too but saw them advertising a zone lens back in Feb. or March
when there was a lot of talk about them on the list.
Just thought that I Would mention that they will soon be coming out with their
other formats. I've been patiently
--- G.Penate pen...@home.com wrote:
If this image goes through ok, I ask everyone to NOT start posting images.
Instead, let's discuss the pros and cons of doing this through the list.
For example, we can limit the size of postings to prevent anyone from sending
any really large files. Or
I don't know what it is that makes this list so collaborative,
understanding and tolerant, but I'd be more interested in keeping it like
this than in finding the reason.
It's difficult to get too worked up over things because pinholers all look for
different results. That being the case, it's
--- lva l...@pamho.net wrote:
Hello fellow pinhole camera engineers, which paint or spray-paint is the
best and most matt for painting the inside of a camera?
Any matt black paint is good. The flatter, the better.
Cheers -
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