I've just gotten into pinhole photography and started using Polaroid 4x5 T-55 film. It works wonderfully with my Santa Barbara wide angle camera. It has great sharpness/resolution and decent contrast. My exposure times vary from 7-10 seconds on a sunny day to 6 minutes on a very cloudy day. I also love the fact that I can see my results instantly.
Dave on 5/25/01 10:45 AM, Randy at jrandy...@yahoo.com wrote: > I used this film frequently with my 4X5 camera, but have never used it > for pinhole applications. It is quit slow (ISO 50) which could make > for some pretty long exposures. It is a wonderful film for enlarging, > plus you have the advantage of seeing your results within a minute. > > Randy > > --- Stom Ohno <o...@maine.edu> wrote: >> I am thinking about using Polaroid 4x5 T-55 Positive/Negative film >> for pinhole photography. I would appreciate any thoughts about this >> particular film for this purpose. Thanks. >> >> Stom Ohno >> o...@maine.edu >> > >
