hi everybody ! I will be showing 4 pinhole prints from my "shadow
chasing series" at Cafe Moda 294 - 5 th. ave ( 1st. & 2nd. str.) park
slope brooklyn n.y. 11215 ..tel.1-718-832-8897...Live auction party sat.
sept.22nd. @ 8.00pm...Part of the proceeds will go to the families of
the missing firef
i have several polaroid land cameras that i've converted to instant pinhole
cameras. the easiest way is quite literally to rip all that stuff on the front
end of the camera off. it leaves a nice, large hole that's easy to cover up (i
just use aluminum and electrician's tape), and also a focal le
i have several polaroid land cameras that i've converted to instant pinhole
cameras. the easiest way is quite literally to rip all that stuff on the front
end of the camera off. it leaves a nice, large hole that's easy to cover up (i
just use aluminum and electrician's tape), and also a focal le
Jeff Dilcher wrote:
>
> Does anyone know a good site for someone who knows nothing
> about Polaroid to learn? What film, what are the properties,
> caveats, etc?
Jeff,
This is a good place to look...
http://www.polaroidwork.com/prophoto/prophoto_home.jsp
Bill-
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www.polaroid.com
they actually have some real good stuff in their site...
andy
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[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Jeff Dilcher
Sent: Friday, September 21, 2001 1:55 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Does anyone know a good site for someone who knows nothing
about Polaroid to learn? What film, what are the properties,
caveats, etc?
I usually use 4x5 B&W, and understand that I can buy 4x5 Polaroid
film and film holders to use in my large format camera.
I have reminded and warned Markus that his previous posting was not appropriate
for this list. Please do not fuel this by replying to his posting. If I need
to protect the list by removing privledges from members who abuse the PURPOSE
and RULES of the list, I will (unhappily) do so.
I than
I mentioned recently but it's petinent to this message. Overexposure at long
exposures is lessened by the reciprocity failure. Also keep in mind that in
oder to get even one stop of change at long intervals. You have to double
the metered time for your pinhole size and then double it again to get o
I have seen so much on the terrible events that took place on September
11th in New York in that discussion that I feel entitled to post this
request that was forwarded to me by a Swiss friend. All Swiss people I know
feel with the people of the U.S., especially with those that are suffering
as a
Natalie Nadozirny wrote:
> Is peeling apart an exposed and developed Polaroid 600 film safe?
Hi Natalie. I have been using Polaroid products for years and almost
exclusively do Polaroid Transfers. I have not had any problems
what-so-ever with the caustic paste used in their process. This
Ricardo asks about T-Max 100 reciprocity failure. I've
been doing my pinhole work exclusively (well, almost
exclusively) with this emusion for several years and
have found this general rule works very well:
Meter your intended subject as if at f2 for an ASA 100
film. Take the reading for f2. Add 1
As a teacher, I did learn form Polaroid that you can make an interesting
effect if you rub a fresh SX70 picture with a pencil eraser during the
developing time. Try it as I think you will like it.
Gordy
From: "John D. esq (Pres. WFPA)"
Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
To: pinhole-di
Natalie Nadozirny wrote:
> I've ben reading this list for a while, and enjoy it very much. Maybe
> someone can answer my most recent film question. Is peeling apart an
> exposed and developed Polaroid 600 film safe?
>
> Natalie, 26, Baltimore, MD, part-time wedding photographer, pinhead
I have
Mike,
This is something different..
Meant is probably Extreme 600 for the Polaroid 690
There was also and still is the Sx-70 for the Sx-70
It is not the Peel-off type but self developing when it comes out of the camera.
You can play with the final product..soak it in hot water etc
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Mike:
I'd like to see how to convert a pack film camera to a pinhole camera.
Please write it up.
Thanks.
-mark
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From: "Mike Vande Bunt"
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 4:14 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid Pinhole Camera
> I finally had a chance to
Yes! Why do you think it is called "righteous"??
--
Tom Ferguson
http://www.ferguson-photo-design.com
> From: Jeff Dilcher
> Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] thank you
>
>
>> I pray that the world will be able to control America's "righteous anger"
>>
>> Thanks for the prayers!
>
> and i pr
> I pray that the world will be able to control America's "righteous anger"
>
> Thanks for the prayers!
> Kyle Carlson
> Atlanta, Georgia USA
>
and i pray our righteous anger won't be too controlled.
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