In a message dated 1/4/02 12:48:32 AM, dilc...@hiddenworld.net writes:
Anyone have any good / cheap suggestions on how
I should go about obtaining a focusing loupe and focusing cloth?
This reminds me. I'm looking for some darkroom cloth for the windows in my
digital darkroom. Any suggestions
Anyone have any good / cheap suggestions on how
I should go about obtaining a focusing loupe and focusing cloth?
I need something that will work reasonable well with
a 4X5 view camera, but am not interested in spending
too much, obviously. I have a finney that I am experimenting
with using for
Which Polaroid makes for the best or easiest pinhole conversion?
Ray
I have a used polaroid back that I picked up on Ebay for $70 to use with
my Bender 4X5 pinhole camera kit. I love it. I use type Polaroid type
55 (BW w/positive/negative). This allows me direct feedback (the
positive), with a negative to play with in the darkroom later. Polaroid
claims ASA 50
i usually have to put my light meters as low as they go. somewhere between
ASA 2 and 6?
rob
From: Christopher Wulff cwu...@sympatico.ca
Reply-To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2002 14:46:03 -0500
To: Pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Working
Hi there. Got the film holders loaded and am about to try out my Zero 4x5
with paper and am stuck wondering what the iso of paper is? I was planning
to use Multigrade IV RC Deluxe paper from Ilford if that helps at all. If
there is another paper that I should consider instead kindly let me know.
Thanks to everyone for your notes.
You don't really need to be skilful to achieve that, I just have an
old router and some framing tools (like clamps and so on). Because
the cameras are made with the beech I use for my frames (only 12X36
m/m slats, the boards are made with several slats stuck
I'm going to try making some zoneplates. I've read about that zoneplates
require focussing. None of my cameras pinhole cameras can focus. Is
zoneplate focusing necessary in all cases? Is focusing needed only for
subjects that are close to the camera?
Does it matter whether a positive or
Wonderful work Hugh
Did you make your own bellows for the View Camera?
thanks for sharing..
andy schmitt
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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Hugues Mertens
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 4:58 AM
To:
I recently purchased and built a Bender 4x5 pinhole camera and want to
outfit it with a Polaroid back or something similar, like Fuji instant film
back. Has anyone tried this? What are the plus point and what are the
pitfalls? Any tips would be great.
Thanks,
Eric Baxter
I was recently in Tokyo on a business trip and didn't
have many early appointments. Tending to want to sleep
in, I would leave the heavy hotel room curtains closed
at night so the early morning sun wouldn't wake me.
One morning I was delighted to wake up to see an
upside-down image of the
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From: Guy Glorieux guy.glori...@sympatico.ca
Nice pictures, Hughes.
I was absolutely amazed by the beauty of your hand built cameras.
Everybody
on the list, don't miss it: it's a source of great inspiration as to what
someone can do with a little bit of skill.
I
Nice pictures, Hughes.
I was absolutely amazed by the beauty of your hand built cameras. Everybody
on the list, don't miss it: it's a source of great inspiration as to what
someone can do with a little bit of skill.
Cheers,
Guy
Hugues Mertens wrote:
Hi and Happy New Year to everyone!
En
Hi and Happy New Year to everyone!
En route for new adventures!
I've posted some more pinhole shots on my home page and also, some
pictures of my home made cameras themselves.
To take a look at the pictures: http://www.users.skynet.be/asveyou/gallery
If you want to see my hand built cameras:
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