Evening, I just got finished redoing my Polaroid "Polapin" 210 with a new pinhole. I scrapped the home made copper foil handrilled #10 needle hole in favor of a laser drilled .016" one. I liked the difference, my handrilled was out of round and made quite blurry pictures, the laser drilled pinhole has much more clarity and "depth" to it than the previous one did, I'm glad to have made the change. This was the camera I used for last World Pinhole Day, and my first "real" pinhole camera, so it has lots of sentimental value to me. AAR, I tried *several* times to upload, for whatever reasons the second attempt was the only successful one, the first and third attempt failed and I apologize for all the trouble to the list. And so, my only viewable file is "portrait of the artist..." f/322 at 20 secs, with a .016" pinhole, the vignetting is from the lens being behind the shutter mechanism and so is intended to be seen. Every pinhole picture that I take is reason to enjoy the entire experience all the more, every picture takes me a little closer to what I'm attempting to say with photographs. Thanks everyone, David Walters
