Thanks for the comments. As I said before, I do like the effect, I just
like to understand it better so I can control when I get it. I think it
makes these photos work, although the black and white would have been fine
without it.
The film is Ultra 50, the exposure was somewhere around 5
Wow! I like the effect, looks like a diffraction grating. Of course, you
want to know how to get rid of it...g
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Jeff,
That flare you discribe adds a great deal of charm to your pics.
I just love it - although it's officially a no-no taking
pictures into the sun. I do it anyway too, if I feel the results add
to the intended effect.
Just curious: how long was the exposure?
I have a pic in my gallery with a
Jeff Spirer wrote:
I've only used one pinhole camera, and not for that long, so maybe I'm
encountering something that I should understand, but I don't. I'm
using the Zero2000, it seems that plenty of people on the list are
familiar with it. I get this very strange flare effect in bright
My Zero2000 exhibits the same flare and I've come to love it! I like the
effect it gives your pictures as well. To eliminate, follow the same rules you
would use with a lensed camera - Don't shoot into the sun!
Enjoy your flare!
Benno Jones
Jeff Spirer wrote:
I've only used one pinhole
: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 7:20 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Weird Flare Effects
I've only used one pinhole camera, and not for that long, so maybe I'm
encountering something that I should understand, but I don't. I'm using
the Zero2000, it seems that plenty of people on the list are familiar
-discussion@p at ???
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 19:20:36 -0700
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Weird Flare Effects
I get this very strange flare effect in bright sunlight when I use it,
and I'd be interested in figuring out what is causing it. I have three
photos
At 07:49 PM 9/19/00, Tom Miller wrote:
Hi Jeff,
The flare in your photos is from having the sun striking the pinhole
directly, which bends or flares the intense light onto the film. As a
rule, try to not have the sun hitting the pinhole when making an
exposure.
For some reason, I've always
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Spirer j...@spirer.com
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 9:20 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Weird Flare Effects
I've only used one pinhole camera, and not for that long, so maybe
I'm
encountering something that I
I've only used one pinhole camera, and not for that long, so maybe I'm
encountering something that I should understand, but I don't. I'm using
the Zero2000, it seems that plenty of people on the list are familiar with
it. I get this very strange flare effect in bright sunlight when I use it,
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