> i would like to keep this as "user-friendly" as possible.
> here are a few
> more questions i have come up with:
>
> -could i use a smaller film size to avoid the vignette? (is there a
> recommended size?)
Bryan, a couple of thoughts: first, if you are using a large box as Guillermo
suggeste
would it be possible for me to see some images using a box of this build?
(either on a website some where or emailed as jpegs) this would really
help us in knowing what to expect since we have never tried this before.
i would like to keep this as "user-friendly" as possible. here are a few
more qu
--- Bryan Alexander wrote:
> I am new to this mailing list. (and to pinhole cameras for that matter)
>
> i am working on a promotional photo project and would like to offer
> a simple pinhole camera to our clients for fun.
>
> our idea is to use a 4x5 film box to ship everything in as well
> as
One of the first cameras I made (circa 1972) was from a 4x5 film box. I still
use it, so the ones you send out may turn out more durable than you might
imagine.
I found that the short focal length was a bit too short to fill the 4x5 film.
So I added a strip of matte board around the middle