thanks to all who responded to the shutter question-so simple after all! I
thought major surgery was in order. :0).
The talented people on this forum are so helpful and inspiring. And,I am
loving the images from pinhole day! Hoping to get mine back from the lab
this week, and if my polaroid pinho
you can see the SnapDragon here:
www.holgamods.com/snapdragonI was approcahed by Kent a short time ago, (The maker of the SanpDragon) as he was interested ina trade for one of my modified Holgas... We traded cameras and I really believe I received the better part of the deal. I liked shooting
try http://www.holgamods.com/snapdragon/
Cheers
Ray
> So where's the camera? I thought the images were very fine, but would
llke to also have seen the camera. Great name.
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on 5/8/02 2:24 PM, Eric S. Theise wrote:
> With the body cap pinhole, I am thinking that I need to get the hole
> significantly closer to the film plane; I don't get any vignetting at all,
> and I think that would give me more of the look I want from this setup.
I ran into some problems trying to
So where's the camera? I thought the images were very fine, but would llke to
also have seen the camera. Great name.
of all the mediums, to choose for sharpness...
i would think that there is something else that draws us all to this.
for me it's a sense of ritual that ends in image...
/aaron
Eric,
To make your body cap pinhole closer to the film plane would make it get
in the way of the mirror. You might need to find a range finder camera
so that you can recess the hole. My image for WPPD 2001 (#95) was made
with a Leica that I had made a 15mm recess adapter. I made this out of
A word to the prudent:
I have purchased many packs of Polaroid film on e-bay and the result has
been mixed. No matter how well sealed and preserved (in freezers and
refrigerators) over more than half of the film is bad! The biggest problem
is that the chemicals which process it, when pulled thro
Optical resolution is only one of many formal categories that one can have
'disagreement' over. We can prefer and promote the circular to the
rectilinear, the completely digital free to the photoshop enhanced, the
laser drilled to a #12 sewing needle or a tin can to a handsomely crafted
commerc
Interesting thread.
I don't seem to be able to get away from sharpness and detail. My main
camera, handmade, taking 4 x 5 in a grafmatic holder, produces images
that are pretty sharp and convey a lot of detail, yet the images are
unmistakably pinhole. I made a Canon AE1 body cap pinhole for WPPD
Great image Jeff! Personally I try my best to get sharpness..Here's a couple I took with a SnapDragon 4x5 pinhole camera One of my customers traded me it for one of my modified Holgas.I'm sure I got the better end of the deal..
http://www.holgamods.com/snapdragon/gallery/canal/canal.htmlh
That is a heck of a good image, my idea of an ideal pinhole image, well
executed no matter what the apeture.
Mitch Guthrie
From: ragowaring
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To:
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] pinhole is not about "sharpness"?
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 16:35:01 +0100
Looking down the list a bit, you will find info from Omar, who has converted
an integral polariod camera to pinhole. He said that he completely blacked
out the ligt sensor on the camera to get the shuterto stay open as long as
possible.
Hope this helps,
Dan
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From: pinhol
Gina,
I haven't fiddled with the shutter at all. By using 600 film and large
pinholes (somewhere in the f100 range) I'm still within the exposure
range the camera was built for. Smaller pinholes might also work but
probably only in bright light.
Howard
gina wrote:
>
> what do you do with the s
what do you do with the shutter mechanism to get it to stay open for the
longer exposures? I cant figure it out. help meee!!!
thanks in advance,
Gina
http://home.ix.netcom.com/~ginabell/index.html
>
> On Tuesday 07 May 2002 09:51 pm, michael_georg...@trendmicro.com wrote:
>> Perhaps the majority of pinhole is not at all concerned with sharpness.
>> There are many, many of what I consider Pictorial shooters, achieving great
>> soft images, some very dreamlike. Very nice stuff! (eg: Davison'
Thankyou Harold
This has resolved one of life's great mysteries. I always thought the blunt
end must come out first; now it is confirmed
Alexis
currently @ 51USD. This is the asa3000 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 B/W pack film.
am make your pinhole actually hand held..neat film...I've tried some of this
(from another seller) & it's got a nice appearance.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1349543138
NOT MINE just an FYI
regards
An
All of this egg direction presumes the egg is textbook-ovoid. (Does it
matter which hemisphere one is in? Ha ha just kidding).
When I was in school (one of many), a housemate worked at an egg farm and
brought home 'cosmetic rejects' that would scare the @#%^ out of consumers
if they had been shipp
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