[pinhole-discussion] BenDuross_Mac to PC
Ben, You wrote --- Also Does anyone know how to convert images scanned and/or manipulated in photoshop on a mac, so they can be view and manipulated in photoshop on a pc, does typing "psd" on the end of the file work? This is how I handled this situation. As long as you have Photoshop on both the Mac and the PC the files will open. All Photoshop files have the extension of "psd". What you need is a software program that can convert from Mac to PC. One such program is called "Mac Opener" but there are probably others. Just ask at a software dealer for a program that allows for opening Mac files on a PC. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] KODAK MAX FLASH CAMERA - DISPOSABLE TYPE
I have an empty Kodak MAX disposable flash camera. Is it possible to convert this to a pinhole camera. Thanks for your info. - Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Dieter Bublitz--Yahoo Webring List
Dieter - When I click the new URL I still get "Not Found" -
[pinhole-discussion] Yahoo Webring List
You may not be aware of it, but there already is THE Pinhole Photography Webring with at the moment 31 sites. See http://nav.webring.yahoo.com/hub?ring=3Dpinhole&list Another ring with the same name would be confusing. Dieter --- Above URL stated "Ring Not Found" Temi
[pinhole-discussion] 2. Where on earth do you get a 0.018" drill bit for a Dremel (hobby drill)?
WOODCRAFT SUPPLY #309 (314) 434-5779 12511 OLIVE BLVD. SAINT LOUIS, MO 63141 You may purchase a set of 20 drills here. Cost will be approx $15 plus shpg and hndlg. The sizes ranges from #80 (.0135) up to #61 (.039). The case is very tiny so this item can be put in the regular mail. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] WPPD - THE MOST CHALLENGING PART
http://www.pinholeday.org Coordinating Team Gregg Kemp, (USA) (leader) Zernike Au (Hong Kong) Diana Bloomfield (USA) Jean Daubas (France) Larry Fratkin (USA) Guy Glorieux (Canada) James Kellar (USA) Edward Levinson (Japan) Pam Niedermayer (USA) Guillermo Peñate (El Salvador) George Smyth (USA) SETTING UP A TEAM SO THAT EVERY OTHER NAME - WHEN PLACED IN ALPHA ORDER - WOULD BE OUT OF THE USA MUST HAVE BEEN QUITE CHALLENGING. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] PINHOLEDAY PR WEB PAGE
I am having trouble visiting this page. I believe I have given the correct password, but still no luck.Would appreciate the URL in an email as then I can probably just click to be connected. Thanks, Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Multiple Pinholes
What is the best way to figure the approx time when using more than one pinhole. There are a lot of variables as to placement of pinholes and sizes, etc., but what is a good starting point to experiment. Would it be best to come up with a total opening and figure time from this or to figure time for one pinhole and then divide this by the number of pinholes used.
[pinhole-discussion] www.tinamartin.com
Hi Tina, Nice site - I enjoyed the transfers - will need to try this myself someday. Your "Clouds" page is labeled "Trees" - thought you might like to correct this.
Re: [pinhole-discussion] the Pinhole Polls are open...
Whatever month is voted in, stating the date as the Last Sunday of would allow it to apply to future years. If more time is needed, maybe the Last Sunday in May would be best. The summer months and vacations may make it difficult for some to process any pinhole photos they may take. Another thought - What time period will be set for the photos to be posted to the web. Some persons may not be able to process right away. Also, give thought to the possibility of Pinhole Week rather than Pinhole Day. This would allow for any location to make plans that would best suit their particular time schedules. If a group in one location decides it would be nice to gather together for this special event, they would have more leeway in their planning. I agree that we will certainly learn from this First Event, and can then use this knowledge for the extra special "2nd Pinhole Event" so it will at least have double or triple the participation as our 1st Pinhole Event. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] "Fleur de macadam"
Guy, "Fleur de macadam" is beautiful - I enjoy your choice of subject matter. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] "A Rose in Winter"
Guy, I especially admire your "A Rose in Winter" image. The subject matter is very appealing and the brown cast seems to give "life" to the roses. I recently purchased some the the Luminos Charcoal paer but have not as yet tried it. After seeing your image I am overly anxious to use this paper. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Pinhole Day Animated Logo
I appreciate the animated logo very much. If an animated logo is chosen (this one or someone else's), maybe the opening view of the animated section could show information as to when the event was taking place. Then the balance of the animation could show views representatiave of the different parts of the globe. - Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Re: Committee and Volunteers
Hi All -- Just to say that you may include me on your list of possible volunteers. After the steering committee determines just what type of help is needed, I will be able to let you know in what capacity I could be of help. --- Temi Message: 1 From: rust...@aol.com List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 13:44:36 EST To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Re: Pinhole-Discussion digest, Vol 1 #209 - 3 msgs Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Hi Everyone, I have been out of the loop for a while, but I would be glad to help with as a volunteer on a committee. I don't have advanced web or internet skill but perhaps i could help in some way Rusty In a message dated 2/21/01 12:10:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, pinhole-discussion-request@p at ??? writes: > I think what is EVEN MORE important right now is to start organizing > committees to work on the various parts of this (as Zernike suggested), so > that we don't have duplication of efforts. I propose we start off with a > STEERING committee, let by James (if James agrees to this). James should > pull together the people he needs to start the steering committee. That > group could then set up the structure of the various subcommittees to work on > various aspects of this, and solicit volunteers to work in these groups. > This committee structure will give MANY people the opportunity to participate > in the planning and development of this event. I'm sure there are many > skills among us and this structure will allow those talents and skills to be > tapped into.
[pinhole-discussion] WWPPD
Lots of great ideas and drawings. Since a decision isn't necessary for a few weeks, we should probably just let the IDEAS FLOW in for awhile. My thoughts: Until the Universe knows the date of Pinhole Photography Day as well as they know the date for Valentine's Day, maybe "The Last Sunday in April" should be shown somewhere. Maybe in small print under the Logo. Also, since the final Logo will probably be used in various forms when advertising this event, the final version should possibly be a transparent Gif. It is interesting to see how much this Logo has evolved within just a few days. -Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Mollweide projection map
Great find! That would cover all locations. - Temi Regarding the WPPD logo, how about using a Mollweide projection map, similar to the one found at: http://www.soest.hawaii.edu/gmt/gmt/doc/html/GMT_Docs/node99.html
[pinhole-discussion] WPPD logo
Since the globe has a hole in the center, I see it as representing a PH camera and could thereby be sharp. - Temi From: "Michael Keller" To: Subject: RE: [pinhole-discussion] WPPD Logo List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 12:01:46 -0500 Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Picture's too sharp for a pinhole. |-Original Message- | | |I just came up with a logo for World Pinhole Photography Day, you |can see it |at http://www.jameskellar.com/wppdlogo.jpg. What does every one think?
[pinhole-discussion] wppd logo
James, I like the logo but on my PC the center hole does not show clearly. It seems to compete with the colors in the globe itself.Does anyone else find this also. Maybe the globe could be lightened and the "pinhole" in the center colored "black" and then it would show up better. Another thought is that you might want to make the background transparent so that the logo could be used in various places. Temi Message: 5 List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 09:05:25 -0500 From: James Kellar To: Pinhole Disscussion Group Subject: [pinhole-discussion] WPPD Logo Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? I just came up with a logo for World Pinhole Photography Day, you can see it at http://www.jameskellar.com/wppdlogo.jpg. What does every one think? I just checked and "world pinholephotographyday.com" is open, but "wppd.com" has been taken. If I get the ok from enough folks I will register worldpinholephotographyday.com. James
[pinhole-discussion] Film Developing Time Adjustments
Thanks Larry I will experiment with a few test exposures. Is there a rough guide as to how much shorter development time I should try for certain exposure times. Just some "ballpark" figures to get me started would be helpful. Thanks again, Temi From: "Larry Fratkin" To: Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Film developing time adjustments List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 16:29:54 -0800 Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? As a rule of thumb I usually develop mine shorter to lower the contrast depending on how long the exposure was. But, like everything else, this is a highly personal choice and often will depend on the subject matter. Many people like the contrasty look of pinhole pictures. Maybe try taking several pictures of the same thing and develop each differently to see what you come up with. Larry -Original Message- From: Temi To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Cc: Temi List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Friday, February 09, 2001 11:38 AM Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Film developing time adjustments Should the developing time for a given ASA be different for film exposed at "normal" times and film exposed with a PH camera at very long times. - Thanks
[pinhole-discussion] Film developing time adjustments
Should the developing time for a given ASA be different for film exposed at "normal" times and film exposed with a PH camera at very long times. - Thanks
[pinhole-discussion] Unscramble My Brain
What would be the difference in these two images. One taken through a regular PH camera. One taken through a PH over a lens on a camera. Assuming PH diameter and focal length are the same for both cameras. Thanks.
[pinhole-discussion] Paper Negs in 4x5PH
I use Ilford RC paper for regular shots. The packages are marked Medium Wgt. Can I use this for PH negs? If not, what paper would be best?
[pinhole-discussion] Wood 4 x 5 pinhole camera
Thank you George - My message was not stated clearly - what I am looking for are images of the actual camera to aid me in constructing one myself. As soon as I send this off I will take time to view your images. Thank you again. - Temi Note: I just went back to your message to pull up your images - I did not find a URL - I am new to the list so not too familiar with various subscribers as yet. Message: 12 List-Post: pinhole-discussion@pinhole.com Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2001 03:17:46 -0800 (PST) From: George L Smyth Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Wood Pinhole Camera for 4 x 5 Film To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? --- Temi wrote: > I plan to build a pinhole camera out of wood that would use a 4 x 5 film > holder. Does anyone know of any images on the web of this type of > pinhole camera. The URLs would be a great help. Thank you. --Temi All Images in the Pinhole section of my site, with the exception of "Jimmy" were made with this type of camera. Cheers - george
[pinhole-discussion] Wood Pinhole Camera for 4 x 5 Film
I plan to build a pinhole camera out of wood that would use a 4 x 5 film holder. Does anyone know of any images on the web of this type of pinhole camera. The URLs would be a great help. Thank you. --Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Zernicke's Camcorder Image
I am new to pinholes and this image amazed me. I begin classes next week and I will be sure to tell the class what amazing things a pinhole camera can do. Thanks for sharing. Temi.
[pinhole-discussion] Request for comments
With which of the following cameras would I be more likely to have success in converting it to a pinhole camera. 120 format - Ventura 66 Deluxe (made in Germany) 127 format - Brownie Reflex - Synchro Model (made by Eastman Kodak Co., N.Y.) 120 format - Ansco Viking (made by Agfa Camera Werk, Munchen, U.S.Zone, Germany) Thanks in advance for any suggestions. Temi
[pinhole-discussion] Hello from Temi - A New Subscriber
I was doing some research on pinhole photography and came across your site. I was quite impressed so I subscribed. I am a student and several of us plan to try pinhole photos for the first time this spring semester. I personally hope to try both pinhole photos and using liquid emulsion in the 2001 spring semester. What caught my attention in viewing your discussion page was the scattered location of contributors. "It's a Small, Small, World" jumped into my mind. Thank you James Keller. With the page only being approx. three years old, it must be a hugh success and valuable to persons world wide. My knowledge of pinhole photography is ZERO at this time, BUT thought I would say Hello and comment on your upcoming Swap. Depending on the cutoff date, I may or may not have any photos available. If I do I would be interested in the Swap. Just a few of my thoughts on the Swap: A - With all the modern technology a slide show or album on line would be nice which I believe someone mentioned in one of the discussions. A cover or introductory page with a Map of the World with locator dots for the various members/contributors would be nice. I guess this came to mind since that is what fascinated me when I found your site. B - A page for each member/contributor could include Location, Language, Brief personal info and 1, 2, or 3 images to be clicked for a larger view. And as someone mentioned in the discussion possibly a 'face to put with a name' could be included. C - In regard to actual 'good' prints of the various work -maybe a secure digital high resolution transfer for printing locally would be the least expensive method BUT receiving Snail Mail from around the world may be more meaningful. As a returning student who has seen many changes over the years, I am fasinated by the constantly changing new technology BUT am also interested in various more 'primative' methods. Happy New Year to all. Temi
