Re: Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves
i'm not very handy, but the shutter in the Lubitel pops right off (from the inside). i then punched a hole in a piece of shim-stock (any auto parts store-very cheap), glued the zone plate to that, then glued the shimstock to the shutter housing. all together it took about15 minutes. - Original Message - From: Mark Interrante m...@interwalk.com To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 7:13 AM Subject: RE: Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves I shoot zone plate and have been wondering how I could easily get a camera with a shutter, due to the lack of being able to take shots faster than 1/2 second (bright daylight). How hard was it to modify the libitel? Looks like there are dozens on ebay. Mark
RE: Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves
I shoot zone plate and have been wondering how I could easily get a camera with a shutter, due to the lack of being able to take shots faster than 1/2 second (bright daylight). How hard was it to modify the libitel? Looks like there are dozens on ebay. Mark http://www.interwalk.com/pinhole.htm (current work on the site is almost all zone plate) -Original Message- From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ??? [mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Guillermo Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 6:00 AM To: pinhole-discussion@p at ??? Subject: Re: Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves - Original Message - From: Colin Linda McKie colinmc...@xtra.co.nz You don't say anything about hardware, but I guess from the quality and square format you're using some kind of 6 x 6. We're trying to decide whether to get a zone plate and pinhole sieve for our P67 with a bodycap mount, or butcher an old TLR (Lubitel etc?) to get a good viewfinder without having to fit a lens for aiming. Comments welcome from anyone with experience in this line. Colin+Linda, I have 2 Lubitels fitted with ZP (one) and Pinhole Sieve (other one), if you mount the ZP or Sieve in th eplace of the rear glass element, you'd get a 65mm focal length, they work very nice for me. I have a third Lubitel that I will turn into a 65mm Pinhole camera to complement my Agfa 6X6 converted to 35mm pinhole. For ZP and Sieve, a shutter is almost a must (it is for me anyway) and you can still use the shutter of the Lubitel. I haven't used a P67. Guillermo ___ Post to the list as PLAIN TEXT only - no HTML Pinhole-Discussion mailing list Pinhole-Discussion@p at ??? unsubscribe or change your account at http://www.???/discussion/
Re: Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves
- Original Message - From: Colin Linda McKie colinmc...@xtra.co.nz You don't say anything about hardware, but I guess from the quality and square format you're using some kind of 6 x 6. We're trying to decide whether to get a zone plate and pinhole sieve for our P67 with a bodycap mount, or butcher an old TLR (Lubitel etc?) to get a good viewfinder without having to fit a lens for aiming. Comments welcome from anyone with experience in this line. Colin+Linda, I have 2 Lubitels fitted with ZP (one) and Pinhole Sieve (other one), if you mount the ZP or Sieve in th eplace of the rear glass element, you'd get a 65mm focal length, they work very nice for me. I have a third Lubitel that I will turn into a 65mm Pinhole camera to complement my Agfa 6X6 converted to 35mm pinhole. For ZP and Sieve, a shutter is almost a must (it is for me anyway) and you can still use the shutter of the Lubitel. I haven't used a P67. Guillermo
Re[2]: [pinhole-discussion] Zone plates pinhole sieves
Hi Chris, I think you can see they are greatly appreciated by other photographers. In fact we reckon they are the best lensless work we've seen. The technique and the vision match beautifully. You don't say anything about hardware, but I guess from the quality and square format you're using some kind of 6 x 6. We're trying to decide whether to get a zone plate and pinhole sieve for our P67 with a bodycap mount, or butcher an old TLR (Lubitel etc?) to get a good viewfinder without having to fit a lens for aiming. Comments welcome from anyone with experience in this line. Anyway, great work, Chris! Colin Linda Thanks for the comment on my ZP photos. It's nice to know they are appreciated by fellow photographers. Best, Chris
