Callum,
Using three lenses, my Blenders produce a collaged panorama, not a traditional 
panorama per say. Each lens flips and reverses its image producing a long image 
of a 180 degree field. The evenness of light in your finished image would 
depend upon the light at each lenses field of vision. Here's the tricky part. 
Each lens has its own view that is flipped and reversed. What is on the left 
for the center image is flipped and reversed so that it is now next on the 
negative to the area from the right side of the right lens. That is why I call 
it a collaged panorama. The focal length is approx. 60mm with a .3mm pinhole 
making the aperture f200. Exposure charts can be found at my site, 
http://www.pinholeblender.com Instead of the magnets I sometimes use black 
photo tape or electrical tape. Presently I'm working on a 6 hole camera that 
takes 4x5 and a 35mm version. Check out the website in the next couple of week 
to see these. I'm available on or off the list if you have anymore questions.

Pinhole Blender
ch...@pinholeblender.com
http://www.pinholeblender.com


> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [pinhole-discussion] pinhole blender
> From: "callum moffat" <callum...@yahoo.com>
> Date: Tue, September 09, 2003 2:39 am
> To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???????
>
> after purchasing this camera several months ago, i
> just managed to take a test shot with it this weekend
>
> whilst i dont doubt that the camera is capable of some
> great results, and that any new gear needs a period of
> learning and some crap foto's my early results were a
> bit ropey
>
> i want to use the camera to produce straight
> panaoramics and i noticed that the exposure across the
> field was uneven
>
> is this due to naural vingnetting towards the corners?
> and should i be making some compensation
>
> i exposed the film individually through the three
> pinholes rather than trying to pull the magnetic
> covers all off at one time (i/m a bit of a sausage
> finger)
>
> also can someone remind me of the cameras f number and
> focal length plus field of view
>
> i realise that i could just e mail chris with these
> questions but thought id throw it into the big pot
> that is the list
>
>
> many thanks
>
> callum moffat
>
> edinburgh scotland
>
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