Excellent shots!
Why not save that pinhole for bright sun work and make another one that
is larger for work in less light. That way you don't mess up your
"good" pinhole and can find out just how fuzzy the larger hole is. You
might find that you like the fuzzy effect.
Mike Vande Bunt
Tr
I turned my Polaroid Super Shooter Plus into a pinhole following Mike's
info, and it worked! The first try was too dark. So I took off the pinhole
and made it bigger. I have to have the lightness/darkness setting on the
lightest, but I'm afraid if I make the pinhole any bigger, the images will
be f
Guillermo,
Your note led to a couple of real revelations for me! Now that I have a much
better grasp on things, I'll go back and re-read what I *thought* I understood
before.
I'm also now quite proud to consider myself an amateur.
Thanks for the lesson(s)!
Later,
Trent
"G.Penate" wrote
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From: "Trent Dowler"
>Did that just label me as amateur, or what?!
Using an idea Imogen Cunningham used before: Everybody here is an
AMATEUR...amateur is the french word for LOVER, of pinhole in this case.
>Sorry folks. I should have searched before posti
Did that just label me as amateur, or what?!
Sorry folks. I should have searched before posting. We've just always called
it
color shift.
Later,
Trent
Trent Dowler wrote:
> That's a new one on me, and I have no idea what "reciprocity failure" is.
Thanks, but I'm still missing it.
That's a new one on me, and I have no idea what "reciprocity failure" is.
Although, the name itself conjures up many ideas.
Any points in the right direction where I can increase my knowledge about it?
Later,
Trent, who's off to search my books and the w
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From: "Trent Dowler"
>
> Perhaps I've missed it, but why does the Polaroid film packs produce strong
> magenta tones? Could it be improper developing time?
Reciprocity failure.
Ellis,
You can probably find old Polaroid cameras locally at garage sales, flea
markets, or thrift stores reasonably. I've found questionable (might work, might
not) Polaroids for about $2-$5 that lend themselves to all sorts of tinkering.
Perhaps I've missed it, but why does the Polaroi
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] polaroid pinhole question
> I have a Polaroid Land Camera that I took off the lense housing and
replaced
> it with a board to size fitted with a pinhole in the middle. It is one of
> the older Memory Maker versoins of the land camera.
I use the Polaroid
Aeryck Anechiarico wrote:
I have a Polaroid Land Camera that I took off the lense housing and replaced
it with a board to size fitted with a pinhole in the middle. It is one of
the older Memory Maker versoins of the land camera.
The first few pictures I took with it were fine using the newer Fu
I have a Polaroid Land Camera that I took off the lense housing and replaced
it with a board to size fitted with a pinhole in the middle. It is one of
the older Memory Maker versoins of the land camera.
The first few pictures I took with it were fine using the newer Fuji FP-100c
film, but when I
Matti,
Take a look at a page I just put up to show a tripod mount I made:
http://www.speakeasy.org/~jlmoore/pinshot.htm
This also shows an Agfa Shur Shot that I convert to "The Johnderosa PinShot",
but I haven't put up all the info.
As for the bluish cast- I usually use a light yellow filter beh
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Subject: [pinhole-discussion] polaroid pinhole
kit
hi all,
today I received my Polaroid pinhole kit and
sort of managed
hi all,
today I received my Polaroid pinhole kit and sort of managed to put it
together. The tripod mount sucks, first of all in the package was so
little bit of sponge tape that it never held the camera, I bought some
more, but still the tripod mount is unusable. Here's so windy that the
cam
hi all,
taking photos for the wppd was the first time ever I got results with
paper negatives that weren't too contrasty. The weather was sunny here
in Finland, but now it's normalizing (cold and rainy), so doing
pinholing with paper negatives needs half an hour of exposing. Using 4x5
film wo
Only the very old (1950s vintage, roll film) Polaroid cameras developed
the film inside the camera. All the more recent models develop the film
outside the camera. With the pack film cameras (the ones needed for
Polaroid transfers, for instance), the processing of the film is
entirely mechani
I've made a couple of Polaroid pinhole cameras out of
old, plastic body pack film Polaroid cameras I picked
up at thrift stores for about 0.99 US $. The first
one I goofed, and didn't check the film size -- it
took the square film. Oops. After that, I found a
couple of plastic body Polaroids that
2002 12:43 PM
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Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid pinhole
Hello
Thanks for the responses, If I make a pinhole camera out of an old polaroid
will it still develop the pictures in camera?
Ben
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From:
> Hello
> Thanks for the responses, If I make a pinhole camera out of an old
polaroid will it still develop the pictures in camera?
Yes and no! AFAIK, polaroid pictures are not developed in camera but
outside of it, having said that, some cameras eject the i
Hello
Thanks for the responses, If I make a pinhole camera out of an old polaroid
will it still develop the pictures in camera?
Ben
Very easy to do. Get one of the plastic (non-folding) pack film
cameras. (Check out the information at The Land List at
http://www.rwhirled.com/landlist/landhome.htm for info on the various
models.) Make sure that you don't get one of the models that takes only
the square pack film (type 88
min@p at ???] On Behalf Of andy schmitt
Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 6:25 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: RE: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid pinhole.
either take an old Polaroid camera, remove the lens & put in a pinhole
OR
pickup a Polaroid back & "attach&quo
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] polaroid pinhole.
Dear All
I was wondering if could help me.
I want to do polaroid transfers, and want to know if anyone knows a cheap an
effective way to make a polaroid pinhole camera that can do this.
Cheers
Ben
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- Original Message -
From:
> Dear All
> I was wondering if could help me.
> I want to do polaroid transfers, and want to know if anyone knows a cheap
an effective way to make a polaroid pinhole camera that can do this.
Ben,
The easiest and cheapest would be to get yourself eithe
Dear All
I was wondering if could help me.
I want to do polaroid transfers, and want to know if anyone knows a cheap an
effective way to make a polaroid pinhole camera that can do this.
Cheers
Ben
I just spotted this -- Polaroid has posted the manuals
for their pinhole camara kit online:
http://www.polaroid.com/service/userguides/photographic/pinhole_ug.pdf
http://www.polaroid.com/service/userguides/photographic/pinhole_hndbk.pdf
-- p
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I am in Japan where they released Polaroid pinhole camera kits mid
last year, and am thinking about buying one.
Is it worth buying one, or is it cheaper and just as good to make
one from an old back?
I am a complete Polaroid beginner (only used a day lab a few times),
can anyone recommend th
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Sent: Sunday, January 13, 2002 7:19 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid Pinhole Kits
I am in Japan where they released Polaroid pinhole camera kits mid last
year, and am thinking about buying one
I am in Japan where they released Polaroid pinhole camera kits mid last year, and am thinking about buying one.
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/product/business/pinhole/pinhole.htmlhttp://www.polaroid.co.jp/support/pinhole_sample.html
The sepia kit is about 8000 and colour is 9000. E
Just a guess, but since Polaroid Corp. is currently
involved in a reorganization to avoid bankruptcy
they may have put on "hold" products targeted at
a specialty market...
Mike Vande Bunt
Gregg Kemp wrote:
At 11:49 AM 1/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
(forwarded from the polaroid_enthusiasts list,
At 11:49 AM 1/12/02 -0800, you wrote:
(forwarded from the polaroid_enthusiasts list, snipped for size)
in Japan they released Polaroid pinhole camera kitsmid lastyear.
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/product/business/pinhole/pinhole.html
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/support/pinhole_sample.html
The sepia
(forwarded from the polaroid_enthusiasts list, snipped for size)
in Japan they released Polaroid pinhole camera kitsmid lastyear.
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/product/business/pinhole/pinhole.html
http://www.polaroid.co.jp/support/pinhole_sample.html
The sepia kitis about 8000 and colour is 9
Mike:
I'd like to see how to convert a pack film camera to a pinhole camera.
Please write it up.
Thanks.
-mark
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From: "Mike Vande Bunt"
To:
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 4:14 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Polaroid Pinhole Camera
> I fi
I finally had a chance to look at Edward Levinson's report on
the Polaroid Pinhole Camera that is available in Japan. (The
report is on http://www.???/ for those that
have yet to see it.)
This clears up some confusion (in my mind at least...) regarding
the film used. Here in the US the Polar
I broke/cut the back off of a polaroid portrait land camera that i got for
nothing,added a wooden front box and added a 58mm lens ring,i can screw on
any filter that i want and i use the lense cap for the shutter :)i made the
pinhole in brass shim stock,btw
the aperture is f125.
Harry
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ok...how did you do yours?
andy
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I just built a pinhole polaroid camera.If any one wants to know any details
just ask.Btw,its a really simple idea :)
Harry
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Dear Sam and Larry,
Thanks for your comments. I've currently been using a Square Shooter 2
with type 88 film, the peel apart kind. I've only used it successfully
out of doors but have found I can manipulate the image in various ways
e.g. pressing on the unpeeled film preventing areas of the imag
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