In bright sunlight or overcast conditions - you have
no problems seeing through the viewfinder. Other
times I have just wrapped my button down shirt around
my head and camera (poor man's darkcloth) and let my
eyes adjust. I've never had any problems.
Don
--- Jeff dilc...@hiddenworld.net wrote:
Of John Yeo
Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2003 7:14 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Pinhole goodies on ebay.
If you have a rubber eye cap, you can usually see a faint image through
the
viewfinder depending on the brightness of the scene.
John
- Original
They work great on a rangefinder like the Leica! -Andrew
--
From: Jeff dilc...@hiddenworld.net
I guess when these are in place, you can't use the viewfinder?
Do you just kind of point and hope?
On Sunday 23 March 2003 02:03 pm, D. Hill wrote:
James,
If I can include very cool
-discussion] Pinhole goodies on ebay.
I guess when these are in place, you can't use the viewfinder?
Do you just kind of point and hope?
On Sunday 23 March 2003 02:03 pm, D. Hill wrote:
James,
If I can include very cool pinhole things on ebay -
zoneplate bodycaps for nikon and canon eos
James,
If I can include very cool pinhole things on ebay -
zoneplate bodycaps for nikon and canon eos, items
2919261336 and 2919262111. God bless Ebay.
Don
--- James Kellar m...@jameskellar.com wrote:
I was just taking a look on ebay and found lots of
good pinhole items.
Everything from a
I was just taking a look on ebay and found lots of good pinhole items.
Everything from a panoramic pinhole camera kit by Mike Bell to a couple
of prints by Martha Casanave. BTW I got one of Mike's kits and
hopefully I'll have time to put it together soon. I'll pass along the
results when I get
