I have an even simpler solution. I have a small rectangle with
a 4x5 inch whole cut in it. It looks like a little frame. I hold this
up to my eye, and, voila, viewfinder! My camera has a bellows,
so I am able to adjust the focal length to match my eye to frame
distance. Works great, and helps
In a message dated 1/26/01 11:24:28 AM, dieter.bubl...@bingo-ev.de writes:
The interesting thing is Andre's Trinkhalmkamera made of about 8000
straws.
It's amazing.
I love it...the idea AND the images.
Thank you for pointing us to that site.
leezy
On Fri, 26 Jan 2001 11:34:28 -0500, Gregg Kemp gregg.k...@sas.com
wrote:
Dieter, please do add it if its not there. The URL where you can add it is:
Ooops, I should have checked before writing. The site is already in
the directory. Sorry!
Dieter
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Dieter's Lochkamera Seite:
Fascinating; but I wonder if a similar, if not identical, effect could
be achieved by printing a grid and placing it in front of the film.
Pam
Dieter Bublitz wrote:
Let me add one:
http://www.andrebaumunk.de/d/index2.htm
The site is in German only. The English version is still
Let me add one:
http://www.andrebaumunk.de/d/index2.htm
The site is in German only. The English version is still under
construction.
The interesting thing is Andre's Trinkhalmkamera made of about 8000
straws. He too has made some interesting 360°-cameras.
Dieter, please do add it if
- Original Message -
From: Matti Koskinen mjkos...@sci.fi
And what's the correct word in Spanish for pinhole photography?Need to
explain what all the cans and boxes are in my closet to a Peruvian woman.
You'd probably have to explain to her the fact that you are taking pictures
through
Maybe camera obscura or a generic peliculas fotografia.
Pam
Matti Koskinen wrote:
Primitive as it is, it is even better than a wire frame and peephole (know
I
know its name, thx Richard!) as there is no parallax error involved.
Guillermo
thanks Guillermo and Gregg. The lines have
I managed to build two rollfilm PH-cameras, but taking test rolls showed
that a viewfinder could be more than handy. I'm thinking of a simple
wire viewfinder but how to set it up? (angles etc.)
Put a wire frame the size of the negative in the front of the camera
and a peephole at the
hi all
I managed to build two rollfilm PH-cameras, but taking test rolls showed
that a viewfinder could be more than handy. I'm thinking of a simple
wire viewfinder but how to set it up? (angles etc.)
thanks
-matti
mjkos...@sci.fi
