Re: [pinhole-discussion] Zero camera, 6x6

[George L Smyth]

--- Mike Vande Bunt  wrote:

> You can always use photographic paper in 4x5 film holders in the
> Bender camera as a lower cost option.  (Obviously this leaves you
> with paper negatives to print from.)

If you decide to build a Bender, you'd better be the type who absolutely loves
putting together kits.  It's not just a weekend project.

Cheers -

george

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Re: [pinhole-discussion] Zero camera, 6x6

[Mike Vande Bunt]

joebe...@aol.com wrote:

> .. Wish I would have gotten the Zero 6x6 camera first. I
> believe I will still order one with the pinhole to try out. Cheaper to use
> the 120 film than 4x5 Polaroid or sheet film for that matter.

You can always use photographic paper in 4x5 film holders in the
Bender camera as a lower cost option.  (Obviously this leaves you
with paper negatives to print from.)

Let us know what you think of the Bender kit once you have used
it for some photos.

Mike Vande Bunt

Re: [pinhole-discussion] Zero camera, 6x6

[Guy Glorieux]

Joe,
I just went to see your web site!  What a jewel your pictures are.  Can't decide
between "Meditation", "Belazaire", "Shrimp boats" and "The Devil's toothpick"
which I like best...

Whaooo!  Pinhole and bromoil... You're going to make a killing.   -:))

Best,

Guy Glorieux

joebe...@aol.com wrote:

> Thanks again for all of the great comments. I have an old Oatmeal box camera
> which made great paper negs in years past and just received a Bender 4x5
> pinhole camera kit for Christmas, which I just finished building and cannot
> wait to try it out. Came across the Zero website by accident and was really
> intrigued by it. Wish I would have gotten the Zero 6x6 camera first. I
> believe I will still order one with the pinhole to try out. Cheaper to use
> the 120 film than 4x5 Polaroid or sheet film for that matter. I can do soft
> focus manipulations in the darkroom to give me zone plate similiarity I
> guess.
>
> This is a great list and I am glad I joined. I hope to be sharing my own
> ideas with you people in the near future. Cannot wait to do pinhole
> photographs to use in my Bromoil process.
>
> Happy New Year to all,
> Joe Besse
> http://members.aol.com/sixbysixcm/JB.html
> Bromoil
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