Thanks for the ideas and the funny images, MM. Strange to see Picacho, AZ and
Reid Park in your collection, since we moved up here from Tucson a year ago.
Equally strange to see local places like Gray's Harbor also, since we are now so
close to them. I'll wave the next time we pass on the road.
The page uses cascading style sheets, so I guess a relatively recent
browser is helpful. The slide show program is call McPics, and is a free
php/image magik program for linux/unix. Pretty cool. Search on google
if you need a good image display software...
On Thursday 03 October 2002 03:16
I had the same problem in Netscape but it is viewable in IE and well worth a
look!
Margaret Graham
George L Smyth wrote:
--- Jeff Dilcher dilc...@hiddenworld.net wrote:
I have started a little project, to keep myself amused, called Lunch Hour
Pinhole Project. Feel free to check out the
Hi
This site looks like it needs to be acessed with Internet Explorer -works
fine with IE
Netscape (4.x) won't display all the frames
crashes my konqueror browser
I really like the images though :) - just had to try 3 different browser
before I could see them :(
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Jeff Dilcher
Catherine -
The black on dark burgendy makes things very difficult to read. I didn't even
see the links at the bottom until I had gone through several pages. The
numeric links are very small and since the link color does not change, I do not
know which images I have seen and which I have not.
I was not able to get to http://hiddenworld.net:81/Lunch_Hour_Pinhole.html.
Is
it down or is the URL wrong?
Thanks -
george
Users behind restrictive firewalls may not be able to access the site, as
it is on port 81. This is because my little web site runs off my cable
modem, and the
Hi:
I think it would be really intersting to take pictures of some of the
significant objects involved in the wedding with a pinhole camera - rings
flowers, hands holding etc - sort of still-lifes instead of just
portraits.
A pinhole camera could give them a romantic pictorialist feel.
It
Hi Neil,
Probably start with Eric Renner and Nancy Spencer's Pinhole Resource
www.pinholeresource.com. What you're looking for is why the Resource
is there. Eric's book, Pinhole Photography, Rediscovering a Historic
Technique, gives an artistic, practical and historical overview of
pinhole
neil gourley writes:
Could anyone help me by telling me how to research the pinhole camera and
when it began or where to begin to look into its origin as i have a project
that has to deal with its history.
Eric Renner's Pinhole Photography: Rediscovering a Historic Technique,
in its second
Could anyone help me by telling me how to research the pinhole camera and
when it began or where to begin to look into its origin as i have a project
that has to deal with its history.
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--- Uptown Gallery mur...@uptowngallery.org wrote:
Hello:
If one did MF (4x5 or 5x7) or LF (8x10) sheet film pinhole (and had an
enlarger large enough), what are the prospects for enlarging?
I was very unhappy with 4x6 prints from 35mm pinhole.
Everything depends upon what you are trying
--- Jeff Dilcher dilc...@hiddenworld.net wrote:
I have started a little project, to keep myself amused, called Lunch Hour
Pinhole Project. Feel free to check out the first installment. Wednesday's
picture suffered from a stuck shutter, but the rest of the week turned out
ok!
- Original Message -
From: erick...@hickorytech.net
The issue is the degree of enlargement. Enlarging 35mm to 4x6 increases
the
image area 16 times. Increasing a 4x5 to 16x20 increases the area only 4
times.
4x5 to 16x20 is also a 16X increase in area.
You are right, the issue is the
Murray,
I all depends on your own taste and sensibility. I have made mural size
prints from 35mm pinhole negatives and been very happy with them. I
routinely make 11x14 prints from my 35mm negs and the 6x6 negs from my Zero
2000 pinhole camera. When I had access to a 4x5 enlarger I made
The issue is the degree of enlargement. Enlarging 35mm to 4x6 increases the
image area 16 times. Increasing a 4x5 to 16x20 increases the area only 4
times. You still get best results by contact printing, which is also true
with lens images. - Original Message -
From: Uptown Gallery
--- michael_georg...@trendmicro.com wrote:
..snip..
So, here I am with many, many boxes of Polaroid 553,
Polapan ASA100 4x5 pack
film, and no way to use it (yet). I can build a
camera out of any damn
thing, but a homemade Polaroid back presents a bit
more of a challenge.
..snip..
I'm
- Original Message -
From: Uptown Gallery mur...@uptowngallery.org
If one did MF (4x5 or 5x7) or LF (8x10) sheet film pinhole (and had an
enlarger large enough), what are the prospects for enlarging?
Murray,
4x5 5x7 were also LF last time a checked.
I was very unhappy with 4x6
- Original Message -
From: Gordon J. Holtslander hol...@duke.usask.ca
Polaroid makes a pinhole camera kit - I wonder if your film would work
with it?
Gordon: If I am not mistaken, the Pol-Pin takes 3.25x4.25 packs same as the
ones the holder 405 uses. The famous pos-neg 665 is one
Michael,
This site may help you understand how a Polaroid pack works:
http://www.theskeltons.org/polaroids/film.htm
Guillermo
- Original Message -
From: michael_georg...@trendmicro.com
Anyone have any experience with the mechanics of Polaroid pack film?
= So, here I am
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