I'm looking at a 10 year old pinhole made from "Precision Brand" .002
brass shim stock and it looks like new, although it has had a piece of
tape put on and pulled off quite a few times. Actually the other side
looks new also, as well as the rest of the 6 x 100 inch roll I cut it
off of. (That's a lot of pinholes)
Nick
On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 02:42 PM, Bill Erickson wrote:
Any suggestions would be great. Also, I'm planning to use .001 brass
shim stock for the pinhole. Any disadvantages with oxidation of the
brass? I imagine stainless would be best, but the brass was easy to
get
and cheap. Hopefully I'll have one of the cameras by April for the
Pinhole Day activities.
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