Sebastian, To do "slit" photography you have to use TWO slits. I recommend that the first slit be straight and the second one to have a zig-zag or serpentine shape to it. Otherwise you are wasting time and film. A friend of mine in Missouri has done panoramic slit photos. I got him hooked on slits and he took it a little further. He has a whole set of different shaped slits and just drops them in the camera as he experiments with different effects. I'll get the one out that he sent me and try to describe how he makes them; it's really quite clever. I'll also try to scan some of the images he has sent me over the years that are slit photos.
Have a good weekend! "Keep on Pinholin'", Tom Lindsay Sebastian Nieder wrote: > Hi ! > > I've done some experiments with slits in front of my SLR. > It looks to me, that there is a difference between on slit and two > slits. > (that is contradicory to the experiments of Guillermo a few days ago) > The image, that is produced by two slits seem to be clearer/sharper. > (But this effekt could probably be cause by the wrong "diameter" of the > single-slit.) > > Has anyone of you got some new experiences ? > > Sebastian > > _______________________________________________ > Pinhole-Discussion mailing list > Pinhole-Discussion@p at ??????? > unsubscribe or change your account at > http://www.p at ???????/discussion/
