Leezy,
Let us know the response, I'm keen on that too!
Guy
b2myo...@aol.com wrote:
> I just sent them an email asking where I could purchase the product. We'll
> see what happens.
> leezy
>
Hi Guy,
> I am pleased to announce that my web site is finally up and running!
> Check at the following URL:
> http://www3.sympatico.ca/guy.glorieux/
Félicitation!
What a great site! I enjoy the "Pinhole" and "Alternate Process" so much.
Thanks for sharing.
Zernike Au
In a message dated 1/18/01 5:19:42 PM, kool...@bbn.com writes:
<< A recent article in my local paper (The Boston Globe)
reports on an article in New Scientist of Dec 16, 2000, that
Mistral Security of Bethesda, MD has developed a spray
called See-Through that turns paper transparent f
In a message dated 1/18/01 5:19:42 PM, kool...@bbn.com writes:
<< if you use FB paper you can wax/oil them, hence increasing their
> transparency. >>
This works wonderfully well. I once used light crisco oil and it did the job
well and created a gorgeous grainy effect. It was single weight, FB p
> Andy writes
> if you use FB paper you can wax/oil them, hence increasing their
> transparency.
A recent article in my local paper (The Boston Globe)
reports on an article in New Scientist of Dec 16, 2000, that
Mistral Security of Bethesda, MD has developed a spray
called See-Th
if you use FB paper you can wax/oil them, hence increasing their
transparency.
andy
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In a message dated 1/18/01 12:42:33 PM, zin...@telenet.net writes:
<< You can use ANYTHING with a photo sensitive emulsion in a pinhole camera!
>>
And you can put the 4" x 5" paper negs in a 4" x 5" enlarger and print right
thru them.
For the negative, it's best to use enlarging paper without p
I have a 135MM f2.8 Canon EOS soft focus lens which works similarly to the
Dreamagon, however it has the automatic focus capability and is a great lens.
You can vary the focus 3 ways to give the same effect as the Dreamagon and
you can buy the Canon lens in the USA. I also have a Mamiya 150MM f4
- Original Message -
From: "Richard M. Koolish"
> > Guillermo writes
>
> > BTW, taking about ZP, there is an article in that Shutterbug Feb/2001
> > edition about some Canon glass lenses using Diffractive Optics, the same
> > principle ZP lenses use. This new lenses (no yet released) use
from Temi: Can I use this for PH negs?
You can use ANYTHING with a photo sensitive emulsion in a pinhole camera!
Jim K
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?
> Guillermo writes
> BTW, taking about ZP, there is an article in that Shutterbug Feb/2001
> edition about some Canon glass lenses using Diffractive Optics, the same
> principle ZP lenses use. This new lenses (no yet released) use fresnel
> lenses in combination with glass lenses.
I thought
- Original Message -
From: "Guy Glorieux"
To: "Pinhole List"
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 8:34 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Welcome to "Mémoire floue"!
> Ladies and gentlemen, all participants to this wonderful list,
>
> I am pleased to announce that my web site is finally up an
Ladies and gentlemen, all participants to this wonderful list,
I am pleased to announce that my web site is finally up and running!
Check at the following URL:
http://www3.sympatico.ca/guy.glorieux/
The home page is "en français" but if you click on the flag in the lower
left hand corner, you wil
> Hope I am not confusing you.
>
> Guillermo
>
No, not at all. And thanks so much for the info. I hope you and your family are
safe and that the disaster relief efforts are going as well as possible.
Stephen
<>
- Original Message -
From: "Mike Vande Bunt"
> The photos in the Dreamagon article in Shutterbug look quite a bit
> different from the majority of the samples on the web site. Many
> of the web sample images were shot a a higher f/ stop for a less
> "extreme' effect. It is when the len
ZA suggests:
maybe I will try to apply some vaseline to the pinhole
Since the optical effect of filters takes palce in front of the lens, it
will probably produce a similar effect if you place it in front of the
pinhole. Can't see putting it in the pinhole itself, but, who knows... no
harm in tryi
The photos in the Dreamagon article in Shutterbug look quite a bit
different from the majority of the samples on the web site. Many
of the web sample images were shot a a higher f/ stop for a less
"extreme' effect. It is when the lens is wide open (f/4) that the
images are similar to zone plate.
Tri-X has been around for decades and so have cameras
with red filmcounter windows. The paper backing is light
tight, but if you expect to have the back of the camera
exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time you
could always put a small piece of (for example) gafer's
tape over the windo
Kosinski Family wrote:
> These images are interesting, but only this week! It's just the old Vaseline
> on the lens trick, but more expensive. You can take 2 daylight filters and
> put the gooey stuff in between them to make a carry along special effect...
> and you can change the effect any time
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