Well, if you want to go light, you can't beat
converting a small 35mm "premium" camera into a
pinhole -- easy to carry, film & processing available
anywhere,  and yah, you can enlarge those tiny negs
later.  A better compromise, since you like the large
negs, might be a converted-to-pinhole 120 folder with
one of the larger rectangular film formats -- 6x9 cm
is a decent subset of the 4x5 negative size, and the
cameras are a lot smaller/cheaper/lighter than the
4x5... I think my Agfa Billy Record takes 120 film in
6x9 format (I can't put my hands on mine at the
moment) and I got it for about $10.  If you want to do
polaroid, you could convert one of the ubiquitous pack
film cameras (foldinig or solid body, although the
folding ones approach a small 4x5 in size and
weight...) -- I've got a polaroid colorpack I left the
shutter on, but replaced the lens with a (largish)
pinhole -- now if I use ASA 3000 film, I've got a
handheld pinhole camera.

Anyway, just a thought.  I've been playing with 4x5
myself, and it sure is *ahem* more to carry.  

-- pw

--- Catherine Just <blue_medic...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi all,


> 
> Last year I went to england with a pinhole camera. I
> must say I love the images, but the actual process
> wasn't so fun.
..snip..
> I thought about getting a pinhole bodycap for a 35mm
> camera, but I really love using 4x5 film, and
> polaroid
> film too.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> Catherine Just
> 
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