[pinhole-discussion] fading epson prints
I have been reading about this problem and from what I have gleaned from the Wilhelm site, the ink and paper are "sets" and fading can occur quite rapidly if you do not use the paper designed to go with the inks for a particular printer no matter which one it is. Hope this helps. Claudia
[pinhole-discussion] PS4
I would love to participate...count me in too. Claudia
[pinhole-discussion] Pinhole 2003 Swap
Thanks to all who have sent me such great pinhole photos in the 2003 New Year's Pinhole Swap. They are wonderful! And many thanks to the organizers. Claudia Smith -- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/pinhole.htm
[pinhole-discussion] Pinhole Polaroid
I successfully (that means it still works) converted a Polaroid "The Button" camera to pinhole. I removed the acrylic lens (difficult) and cut away the diaphragm with an exacto knife and put a pinhole in place. Am using a professionally made pinhole designed for a 3" focal length (it is what I had on hand.) I cut down a film canister and placed it around the pinhole area...the cap provides the shutter. When the exposure is finished I replace the cap and press the button to eject the film. I avoided taking the camera apart out of fear I would damage the circuitry, and thus the difficulty of removing the lens from the outside. The exposures required are longer than I expected. Could this be because, being an sx-70 type camera, the image is going to a mirror before it is directed to the film? 30 minutes under cloudy sky produced a useable but underexposed image. I understand time zero film is about 150 asa. I may just put a larger size pinhole in place but am wondering if anyone has any other suggestions. The way it is is fine for working in my house or backyard but i would like to go to public places with it and have exposure times of less than 30 minutes. Anyone know what would be an optimal pinhole size for this camera? And what the pinhole to film distance is considering the mirror? thanks Claudia Smith
[pinhole-discussion] new pinhole photo
Hi everyone I have just started using my Zero Image 4x5 pinhole camera with a polaroid back. Here is a photo using outdated Polapan 672 pack film. http://www.???/discussion/upload/gallery2002.php?pic=claudiasmith1.jpg --
[pinhole-discussion] blackening inside of cans
if you don't want to paint the inside of cans for pinhole cameras you can use black contact paper or just any old black paper with rubber cement. -
[pinhole-discussion] pinhole spartus full-vue pix
i adapted a Spartus Full-Vue to pinhole use http://www.sfbaysailingpix.com/inthedreamtime.htm the slide show takes a while to load for a tripod i simply glued the appropriate sized nut to the bottom of the camera. these cameras can be pretty sharp with the lens in, but if you apply some clear nail polish to the lens you get a pretty good approximation of the Diana distortion at a fraction of the price. they look cool too! claudia
[pinhole-discussion] using 120 in a 616 camera
i put a roll of 120 in the camera with a nickel on each side as spacers to make the roll fit right. so, i can load in full light. then i use the 616 takeup roll as normally one would and unload the camera in a changing bag and then wind it onto the spool of the developing canister. no light leaks that way and no tedious winding of film onto a different sized roll. try it! -- you are invited to visit and http://myweb.ns.net/~cbs/pinhole.htm
[pinhole-discussion] Web Site
I have had a web site of pinhole polaroids up for a little over 2 years. You can check it out at ... http://myweb.ns.net/~cbs/pinhole.htm
[pinhole-discussion] swap
I really thought the last pinhole print swap was great and would like to participate in this one as well. So please add me to the list. Hope everyone has a wonderful holiday. Santa brought me Zernike's new multiformat 6x9 pinhole camera and I can't wait to test drive it. Happy New Year (the actual millennium year)! Claudia Smith -- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/mondolomo.htm and http://www.ns.net/~cbs
[pinhole-discussion] Re: Polaroid Pinhole
I have used a Santa Barbara Lenseless camera with a polaroid back, as well as a Polaroid big shot with a pinhole. You can see the results at my web site Through the Pinhole http://www.ns.net/~cbs/pinhole.htm this has a pretty long "focal length" so with a shorter one, you might not have such a radical color shift, but I kinda like the altered colors especially the ones that have an almost black sky but were made in daylight. Claudia
[pinhole-discussion] New Pinhole Images
I have three new pinhole photos made with AgfaPan 25, developed in Rodinal, and printed on albumen POP Hope you'll give them a look...thanks..here is the link http://sfbaysailingpix.com/newpinhole.htm
[pinhole-discussion] Re: Pinhole-Discussion digest, Vol 1 #49 - 2 msgs
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? This particular issue of the digest is almost impossible to read. I mean this as constructive criticism and hope it will be taken that way. I would like to continue reading the post, but sheesh, the visual clutter is off-putting.. Have you thought of just putting up a site for the posts? Thanks, Claudia
[pinhole-discussion] new color images
hi all, I have posted some 35mm pinhole images made with a praktiflex with pinhole body cap. http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/fishingboat.jpg http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/flagboat.jpg http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/flagboat2.jpg claudia -- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/mondolomo.htm and http://www.ns.net/~cbs
[pinhole-discussion] two more images
hi again I have two more images http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinaccordion.jpg http://www.p at ???/discussion/upload/images/pinfisher.jpg Claudia -- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/mondolomo.htm and http://www.ns.net/~cbs
[pinhole-discussion] [Fwd: how to get around a flatbed scanner]
-- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/mondolomo.htm and http://www.ns.net/~cbs --- Begin Message --- Unless my negatives are rather thin, my flatbed scanner is not up to the challenge so I have found a way around it. I use printing out paper from Chicago Albumen Works, and then scan the print. Someday, I hope to have a good negative scanner, but for now this seems to work. Claudia -- you are invited to visit http://sfbaysailingpix.com/mondolomo.htm and http://www.ns.net/~cbs --- End Message ---