Tom,
Is there an easy way to check if they're all the way through. I looked at
them with the loupe and can't tell. Also, the holes actually look like
tears. They are not round but jagged. I have the opaque that I use for
scratches and other blemishes. That sounds like a good idea to just but a
blob
I've noticed that with krylon ultra flat black. When I spray and there's
lots of excess, it dries before the particles hit the floor, and I end up
with a layer of uiltra fine particles on the concrete floor and it's very
slippery.
John
> Your spray color must be very dense and the distance of t
Hi Tom,
> One more thought. Are you having the problem with hand-made cameras?
> I've had similar problems with the oatmeal box, cigar box and tin can
Your spray color must be very dense and the distance of the camera from the
air gun (or can spray) is too far that the color dry out (in particl
"I have been getting these tiny little pinholes in my negatives ..."
Those show up in film processing frequently, usually during stop bath or
bleach/fix. Also, they tend to form on litho film if the developer is too
dilute. They are very round and uniform, not like dust at all. Use print
spotting
I use different cameras and different film. I have a 4X5 with which I use
4X5 sheet film and a 120 6X7 rollfilm holder. I have a 120 6X9 camera.
Larry
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Hi Larry and All,
One more thought. Are you having the problem with hand-made cameras?
I've had similar problems with the oatmeal box, cigar box and tin can
cameras that I've spray painted. Over time, the paint comes off in
tiny pieces. Usually I spray the cameras with compressed air before
loa
Are you using large format film holders (4x5" or 8x10" or others)? It may be
small holes on the dark slides. I have experienced that.
Trond Kjetil
Folks,
I have been getting these tiny little pinholes in my negatives every once
in a while and can't figure where they come from. The negatives can
Larry...it is my guess that the inside of your pinhole camera is dusty. At
least in my large format photography, pinholes in the negatives come from
dust settling on the film. Jerry Ellison
>Folks,
> I have been getting these tiny little pinholes in my negatives every once
>in a while and can't
Hi Larry,
Are the holes in the emulsion, or are they holes through the film
base?If it is the film emulsion only, it could be dust or maybe a
problem with processing. I've put far too many holes in sheet film by
tray processing it (too many sheets at once).
Check Kodak publication E-71 on re
Folks,
I have been getting these tiny little pinholes in my negatives every once
in a while and can't figure where they come from. The negatives can be color
or b&w and some I process, some I send out to various labs. So I have two
questions. First, does anyone have an idea of how this happens? Se
Yes, I like the way pinhole photographs tell a story. I often set my camera
somewhere where something's going on. When I shoot lens pictures I usually
have to sense the exact right instance when people are in the picture, but
pinhole allows me to point the camera in right direction and just see wha
However, at the quilt store where I got some
>"betweens" needles, she was hip. A note: there is actually (shock) one
>needle manufacturer that labels their needles with the diameter!! The sizes
>of needles mean absolutely nothing, of course, but Clover labels their
>needles with the diameter; th
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