Michael,
I am trying to do 16mm (film) pinhole photo, and I am finding that
for optimum-pinhole size the f-stop is around F-100. Leaving me and
my 40 ASA film stock at a rough shutter speed (metered for the
lights that I use) of TWO MINUTES. Now, on the other hand I have
seen (on the web) a fellow who made a (non-optimum size) pinhole
with an F-stop of 30 for a 16mm movie camera, and "push-processed
his 500 ASA film accordingly to get a good exposure.
The point of all of this is: how light sensitive is your video
camera? You MAY (though I have not tried it) have to make a very
large pinhole to get a decent exposure. But then again, it could be
just the look you need...who knows?? why not try it? If you already
have the camera, it won't add much cost to slap a homemade pinhole
lens on the front, w/ camera tape or some similar method.
I am experimenting too, let me know how that turns out.
Good luck,
-Ed Gendron
I realize it is a shameful public display of my ignorance, but...
Can a pinhole "lens" be adapted to black and white video photography?
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