Dan,
thank you. Bozeman is indeed one of the cities where I plan to stay
for a day or two. I will look for the labs.
Dieter
On Tue, 22 Jan 2002 13:17:02 -0600, "Dan Gerber"
wrote:
>Dieter,
>
>If you are going to be in or near Bozeman, Montana, there are a few labs
>that can do large and mediu
Of Dieter Bublitz
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 9:49 AM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Overnight photo labs in the US?
Thanks to all who replied to my mail. This whole thing will obviously
not work the way I thought.
Okay, I decided what to do no. I will t
bracket your shots, and shoot more film to compensate. seems better than trying
to retrace steps and find the right lab.
Thanks to all who replied to my mail. This whole thing will obviously
not work the way I thought.
Okay, I decided what to do no. I will take one of my Zeros, leave the
4x5" at home and take some extra shots if not sure of the exposure
time.
Regards
Dieter
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Hi Dieter,
> The problem is, that I would like to see the pinhole images as soon
as
> possible to decide if I should do them again (due to the
uncertainties
> of the exposure of a pinhole image) before I head on to the next
> place.
If you will be photographing areas of natural scenic beauty or
h
Hi Dieter,
If you do a little search on the web, you'll probably find all the
information that you need ahead of time.
One place to start of course if Google. If you type something like
"Colorado Commercial Photo Lab" you'll get probably too much information.
So you may try to type the City name
Since one can easily get large format slides done (E-6 of course) in two
hours at several places in Portland, I would think there's some
probability (50%?) that you could find at least one place in the bigger
towns in Montana or Wyoming. Colorado should be no problem, if you're
near Denver or Boul
Hi:
Shoot black and white and process it yourself. You will have results in 30
minutes. If you use medium format you can load the film into a daylight
processing tank. Once the film is loaded in the tank, all the processing
can be done in the light.
You just need a small room that can be made d
your 4x5 camera.
- Original Message -
From: "Kosinski Family"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Overnight photo labs in the US?
> Dieter,
> The best thing would be to make a pinhole body cap for your SLR and have
the
> color
2002 1:53 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Overnight photo labs in the US?
> Hi folks,
> this may be somewhat off topic but I hope not too far :-).
> I will be on a trip through Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and South
> Dakota in May and June.
> While I will take photos mainly with my
rocity
correction for the time, then overexpose by one stop and see what you get.
the Zero cameras, like all commercial pinhole cameras, have an optimal
pinhole for the focal length.
- Original Message -
From: "Dieter Bublitz"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2002 12:53 PM
Subject: [
Hi folks,
this may be somewhat off topic but I hope not too far :-).
I will be on a trip through Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and South
Dakota in May and June.
While I will take photos mainly with my SLR-equipment, I plan to take
one pinhole camera on this trip. Did not decide yet, wether it will be
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