Tom Miller wrote:
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> Dear List Members,
>
> ...
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> I like the Reala 100. For color pinhole photography, it
> sure has vivid, yet natural, color compared to Portra. The local
> camera stores told me it is not available in the U.S. in 120, so I've
> been ordering it from Canada.
Can you sugge
Hi Renee
How can I access your dissertation? Sounds very intersting and I would like to
read it. Thank you - Kurt Norlin
Do you mean, triboluminescence of Lifesaver??
achal.
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From: "Philip willarney"
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Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] 1: Is This Nuts? 2: A Plug
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> --- Tom Miller wrote:
> > Dear List Members,
> >
> > 1: I've noticed tha
I've noticed the same kind of light when pulling the tape off the end of 120
film, it hasn't fogged the film though.
Heidi
Quoting Tom Miller :
> Dear List Members,
>
> 1: I've noticed that when pulling electrician's tape off the roll in
> complete darkness there is a small greenish light at
I suspect that this is the same sort of green light one sees when pulling
the tape that holds 120 film to the roll off. For some reason, it never
seems to affect the film. There's a technical name for it, but I don't know
it. Maybe it's something like the green light you can get when biting down
on
--- Tom Miller wrote:
> Dear List Members,
>
> 1: I've noticed that when pulling electrician's
> tape off the roll in
> complete darkness there is a small greenish light at
> the spot where
> the tape is pulling off the roll. Recently, I made
..snip..
Oh, I see that too. I forget the technical
Hi Tom,
"Tom Miller" wrote:
>the tin, I saw the same green light. Has anyone else seen this? Am I
>nuts (not a bad option, really)? Do you think that this small amount
No, you're not :-)
>of light could fog film if it were within 1/4 inch of the film? I
>noticed slight fogging on a couple
Dear List Members,
1: I've noticed that when pulling electrician's tape off the roll in
complete darkness there is a small greenish light at the spot where
the tape is pulling off the roll. Recently, I made a number of small
cameras out of Whitman Sampler tins, which are only slightly bigger
tha
The Post-Romantic Vison of Contemporary Pinhole Photographers
Renee Creager O'Brien (1998)
1 800 521 0600 X 7044 (Proquest...originally UMI in Ann Arbor)
Dissertation # 9819875
Chapters:
I. Introduction
II. The Identification of a Pinhole Aesthetic within the Discourse on the
Defined and the Obscu
>
> Would the title be: 'Primitive Photography: A Guide to Making Cameras,
> Lenses, and Calotypes'?
>
> Steve
That's the one although I quoted the author as David, when in fact it's
Allan Greene.
Mark
> Mark
>
> Did you get any sharp images ? mine are a little blured , out of focus
> when
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