Hi Joel,
I read your message on the list regarding what size
drill bits to use to make your pinholes. Personally
I've had great success making my pinholes out of
aluminum from pop cans (or "soda" cans if you prefer).
The aluminum is very thin, not to mention cheap and
plentyful.
I use a sewing
- Original Message -
From: "Gregg Kemp"
> I have a set of miniature drill bits, but prefer using needles.
I agree with Gregg. IMO, the best "drill bit" is a needle and I have used
drill bits to make pinholes. My experience is that even a drill bit, which are
calibrated, in other
I use an Exa with a pinhole placed in an extention tube adapter. About 25mm
focal length.
http://www.slonet.org/~rheather/EXA2.jpg
Argus cameras with body shutters like the C3 C44 and C21 markfinder can be
used
An old folder like a balda could have the bellows and front removed and a very
wide angl
At 03:01 PM 7/14/01 -0400, you wrote:
Speaking of pinholes of different sizes...what drills/bits are the best to
use to create them?
Joel
I have a set of miniature drill bits, but prefer using needles. For small
holes, I use beading needles. You can buy needles in packages graded by
size,
At 09:33 AM 7/14/01 -0400, you wrote:
Guillermo wrote:
> Hope this images gives you some ideas.
>
Hey Guillermo,
I love your cameras! Hard to think that anybody could make pictures with
those contraptions ... But then nobody in their right mind would even
think that they actually are image
Just wondering if any pinholers here are processing their color negatives
at home. Is such a thing viable?
I have been concentrating on b&w for quite some time, and don't know to
much about color chemistry...
Maybe someone has some recommended internet links...
Speaking of pinholes of different sizes...what drills/bits are the best to
use to create them?
Joel
- Original Message -
From: "Guy Glorieux"
> Hey Guillermo,
> I love your cameras! Hard to think that anybody could make pictures with
> those contraptions ... But then nobody in their right mind would even think
> that they actually are image-making boxes.
> What kind of shutter do y
Guillermo wrote:
> Hope this images gives you some ideas.
>
Hey Guillermo,
I love your cameras! Hard to think that anybody could make pictures with those
contraptions ... But then nobody in their right mind would even think that
they actually are image-making boxes.
What kind of shutter do y
At 09:38 AM 7/14/01 +0100, you wrote:
I have a friend who has been experimenting using 126 cartridges. They are
about to go out of production. He has tried an ordinary 35mm SLR with a
body cap but the focal length of around 45mm is too long. Can anyone
recommend an inexpensive 35mm camera that
http://hiddenworld.net
Jeff
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- Original Message -
From: "Stephen Rees"
> I have a friend who has been experimenting using 126 cartridges. They are
> about to go out of production. He has tried an ordinary 35mm SLR with a
> body cap but the focal length of around 45mm is too long. Can anyone
> recommend an inexpe
http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/mounts.htm
This is the address for an extensive list of film to flange distances
which shoukd point you in the right direction. Leica LTM cameras and
their copies make the widest body-cap focal lengths. I convert 17mm
Konica Single-Use Panoramics to wide-angle p
http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/mounts.htm
This is the address for an extensive list of film to flange distances
which shoukd point you in the right direction. Leica LTM cameras and
their copies make the widest body-cap focal lengths. I convert 17mm
Konica Single-Use Panoramics to wide-angle p
Get a Holga ($15), cut the lens and shutter off and glue your pinhole
directly to the body or inset it. I think the focal length of my Leica
pinhole body cap is around 30mm. It's nicely wide angle. The Hasselblad one
is about the same focal length as the lens and not very wide angle at all.
- O
Am Samstag, 14. Juli 2001 10:38 schrieben Sie:
I recommend cheap russian rangefinder cameras ZORKI or FED. Both are
Leica-clones wich have exchangeable lenses (thread M39).
>| I have a friend who has been experimenting using 126 cartridges. They are
>| about to go out of production. He has tri
I have a friend who has been experimenting using 126 cartridges. They are
about to go out of production. He has tried an ordinary 35mm SLR with a
body cap but the focal length of around 45mm is too long. Can anyone
recommend an inexpensive 35mm camera that can be converted into a pinhole
camera
In a message dated 7/13/01 6:48:26 PM, zin...@telenet.net writes:
<< Leezy,
you can get good ones at Educational Innovations
www.teachersource.com
good prices, too
Jim >>
Thank you, Jim.
Wonderful website.
leezy
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