Renner's Pinhole Photography book talks about using Cibachrome / Ilfochrome (color reversal paper). There is also some mention of using filtration to correct for color shift due to reciprocity failure. I think that the first edition of the book may have had more info on this than the second edition.
Mike Vande Bunt dibas...@aol.com wrote: > I have fallen in love with color pinhole/zone and I have been using 120 color > film in the Zero 2000. I was wondering if one could use color paper in a > "oatmeal" box camera as one uses black and white paper. If so, does anyone > have recommendations for kind of papers, a base line exposure guide ( bright > sun etc), developing recommendations and whatever. Also there are so many > color films out there I was curious as to what any other color pinhole/zone > folks might have found useful/interesting and/or difficult. > Thanks > Donna >
