ID BE NICE IF YOU CAN BLOW UP (8x10 perhaps) ONE OF THE FRAMES, SCAN IT
AND
LET US SEE WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE, I'D CERTAINLY BE INTERESTED.
Here, I enlarged it to 8x10. http://holgamods.blinkk.net/images/limo.jpg
This one was shot 'lomo style' from the waist as I was walking by the bank.
This limo
Dave writes:
Now if I could get black PVC
4'' drain pipe I could make just the back different focal lengths.
You don't need black PVC pipe for this. The white stuff is thick enough to
be opaque, and you can easily paint the inside flat black.
Jim K
Guy
The curling helped hold the film in place. I cut strips of cardboard to
fill the rest of the holder at the top bottom.The curl made it harder
to contact print until I was done for the night and put the negatives
away after 2hrs. Once I put them in sleeves they lined up pretty
good This
William Erickson wrote:
Thanks. Why didn't I think of that? I'm still curious about whether there's
a formula for determining focal length from sphere diameter.
There definitely is. I don't remember it (college physics was 25 years ago...).
Almost any book on optics at your local public
George,
Go to http://www.cyberbeach.net/~dbardell/pinhole.html for some nicely
built home made pinhole cameras
Then checkout my site for the design calculators http://www.MrPinhole.com
Larry
--- Temi t...@temioriginals.com wrote:
I plan to build a pinhole camera out of wood that would use a
Dave,
I really like the picture on the second page of your site at
http://redbug19.20m.com/photo2.html
The idea of using 3 strips of 35mm in a 4x5 holder is a new concept to
me but it produces terrific results. It must have been quite something
to load the strips and keep them in place despite
Thanks. Why didn't I think of that? I'm still curious about whether there's
a formula for determining focal length from sphere diameter. - Original
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--- 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
I made a wooden ultra wide angle camera that
