ebay is a great way to get around shipping restrictions on liquid chemicals.
I bought a liquid c41 kit off there, when b&h and freestyle said they
wouldn't ship liquid kits.
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From: "Michael Keller"
To:
Sent: Saturday, October 27, 2001 8:31 PM
Subject: RE: [pinhole-di
B & H Photo Video has the P30 chemistry kit for $46.99, but it says that due
to shipping regs they can't ship it at this time, you have to buy in the
store. Hmmm. Calumet has it for $41.95 and says nothing about shipping.
http://www.calumetphoto.com
Mike Keller
http://www.mikekellerphoto.com
"Don
Hi all,
"Des cliques et des claques..." for French speaking pinholists !
1) For converting a Agfa Clack into a pinhole camera, just have a look at
the following site :
http://www.kosara.net/photo/lochlomo.html
The "loch lomo" page (it is as a joke) is full of info and plans for doi
Hi all !
I know that among our lensless community, we are numerous to have a strong
sympathy for slow or ultra-slow films which, combined with the specificities
of pinhole photography, allow us to experiment new dimensions of time,
duration,etc.
Unfortunately, slow films are not so numerous and w
I want to use ilfochrome paper for direct positive prints. I have experience
with RA-4 processing in a JOBO. I can't seem to find the processing chemicals
for ilfochrome in any sort of volumes practical for 'wet lab' home processing.
It looks like the chemicals are only packaged in larger quanti
At 05:26 PM 10/27/01 -0400, you wrote:
For close up work just multiply your optimum pinhole size, obtained with any
of the formulas available out there, by the "correction factor":
Correction factor = SQRT ( O / I + O )
where O = distance pinhole lens to object being photographed
and I = distan
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Heather"
> See the pinhole size calculator at Pinhole Visions: (Larry Bullis)
> http://www.???/resources/articles/makingholes.php
> Guillermo's page:
> http://members.home.net/penate/pinsize.htm
> There are various calculations that are based on the
Thanks for the tip, Larry! It'll help in the future. :)
> From: larrybul...@netscape.net
> Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
> Date: Sat, 27 Oct 2001 15:48:33 -0400
> To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
> Subject: RE: [pinhole-discussion] aaarrgg!!!
>
> R Duarte wrote:
>
>> publi
Nancy Spencer is using a similar fixer on negative or print in her series
from Greece seen in the Pinhole Journal...Renee
I am using the Merlin paint can cameras for teaching college students and it
is terrific. Renee
R Duarte wrote:
>public pool that i broke into, etc. etc. um, the film wasn't loaded
>correctly and none of the 36 exposures actually happened. let me tell you,
>i feel like demolishing a few buildings myself right now.
>
>that'll teach me to stick with pinhole :)
My students do this all the
I think the Sally Man article was in Aperture a few years back.
Rusty
>someone correct me if I am wrong here, but I cant recall which magazine it
was, either View Camera, or Camera Arts, but there was an article done on
Sally Mann's works, and I paraphrase here, but she used a 8X10 camera
so i went to the photographica show at waltham (massachusetts) high school
this morning. bought a bunch of stuff.. a polaroid land camera, a couple
cable releases, some developing tanks and reels, a viewmaster(tm), etc. i
also bought a manual 35mm SLR for my girlfriend. bought some film. spent
As far as I know Sally Mann has been using the Collodion process using an 8 X
10 or larger view camera. Collodion negatives are a traditional photo process
(late 1860s) using glass plates coated with a sticky substance-collodion--
and just prior to exposure soaked in a silver nitrate solution. T
See the pinhole size calculator at Pinhole Visions: (Larry Bullis)
http://www.???/resources/articles/makingholes.php
Guillermo's page:
http://members.home.net/penate/pinsize.htm
There are various calculations that are based on the assumption that you
will shoot at infinity. For close up views a
The article was in the Sept./Oct. 1999 isue of View Camera Magazine. Title:
"Sally Mann -I Was Aware Of the Ghosts"
Hi leezy,
Perhaps I should experiment with paper and see what happens.
I guess that what I would do is to place the exposed sheet of paper
in-and-out of the fix bath, then rince it for 10-to-20 minutes, then put it
in the developper bath. Whatever amount of silver halyde which has not been
fixed
Leezy: and others I heard about the fixer technique and the teas so both
have some validity... The fixer might have been used but not as heavily
Wendy
Wendy Garfinkel
Garfinkel Design
185 Shadow Moss Drive
Athens, GA 30605-3467
==
Yes I too remember the tea as well...I know about this as I was fascinated by
the Motherland Series and inquired to a teacher about this and she knew alot
about these images...
Wendy
Hi Guy:
Yes. I heard about this (fixing tequnique) through a photo teacher of mine.
Best I can say is to experiment. You may want to try diluting it. I think at
times one can put too much of the fixer on and then it looks like fixer is
there (when you know)
I have a letter, in my files here -
In a message dated 10/27/01 2:16:33 AM, guy.glori...@sympatico.ca writes:
<< Hmmm... That sounds very interesting. Do you
have more information on what she does exactly?
Is anybody on the list familiar with doing this?
I'd like to try that. Seems that it would fit
with my current work.
Cheers,
I was somewhat right, go do a search on Sally Mann on http://google.com, type
in "Sally Mann " and use the quote marks to narrow the search , there is a
veritable fountain of knowledge there on her .
someone correct me if I am wrong here, but I cant recall which magazine it
was, either View Camera, or Camera Arts , but there was an article done on
Sally Mann's works , and I paraphrase here, but she used a 8X10 camera set up
on cinder (concrete )blocks to hold the camera steady, used old soft
garfinkeldes...@aol.com wrote:
> The Motherland series has been shot with old
> lenses that have problems such
> as scratches, diffractions, dust and are without
> coatings.. she uses litho
> film to shoot with. I was also told that she
> puts a small amount of fixer on
> the negative before devel
>That it is... I want to do closeups with a short sharpness area .
So you want a small depth of field? You're out of luck with pinhole.
Everything will be equally sharp... or unsharp.
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