I'm getting some great answers from everyone and I appreciate it! Something
I found on the net is a Fiskar's circle cutter. They claim it uses rubber
gripper feet, so "no pinholes" in your circle. Costs about $14. I think I'll
try it.
( Marvy - now, there's a name)
-MM
Marcy Merrill
Photograph
if the two exposure times are different that could also cause the
vignetting to happen... vignetting decreases as exposure time increases.
um, and visa versa...
/aaron
> ps- I tried to reply to the original messages, but its not going =
> through for some reason. In response to my changing imag
Marcy,
Have you looked at the hole punches in craft/hpbby/scrapbook stores? You can
get hole punches of any size imaginable. Marvy Uchida makes them--they are
called "craft punches". here's their website. Stores like Michaels & Hobby
Lobby carry them, but might not have the size you want. I ordered
Have you tried looking at a craft store? I'm wondering if there are round
dies for scrapbooking or cutting fabric or something that might work. I
don't know if anything like this exists, just throwing a suggestion out.
-Dan
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From: "Marcy Merrill"
> Here's a question for you buncha geniuses.
> With my deadline being WWPD, I have gotten off my butt and made those
> Pintoid Sours pinhole cameras I've been thinking about. After a grueling
10
> minutes, they were completed. I want to pick som
Marcy Merrill wrote:
> I want to pick some brains on how I might cut
> round pieces of film? I'm using 8x10 sheets. A scalpel around a tin didn't
> work - especially in a completely dark darkroom.
Another method of attack would be to switch to using lith film or photo
paper, either of which could
Thom & Brian: Thanks for your replies. I just checked the Logan matcutter
and the smallest hole it can make is 4". I'll need a smaller hole. Gotta
think more about the die cutter thing. If I come up with anything, I'll
post. Thanks again! -MM
PS: If anyone in western WA wants to get together for Wo
is on the 27thof April 2003:
for more details juast click:
http://www.pinholeday.org/
Daniel
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Is there a world pinhole day if yes whate date ?
last year heard a lot this year little.
can not find on net maybe I am not using the right URL.
It was great last year
Jim
I know Logan, the matcutter manufacturer, makes an attachment that lets you
cut circular or oval mat openings. It would probably work very well for film
and you would already have what you need to help frame your gallery ready
pinhole art. Good luck. Thom
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From: "Marcy M
In a message dated 4/17/03 01:29:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
ma...@merrillphoto.com writes:
> www.merrillphoto.com/pintoidsours.htm
marcy,
I suppose you could try attaching a blade or on one of those circle
drawing compass things and setting it to the right length, but then I guess
you
Marcy Merrill wrote:
> I want to pick some brains on how I might cut round pieces of film?
> I'm using 8x10 sheets. A scalpel around a tin didn't work -
> especially in a completely dark darkroom.
Why not make a die cutter? Take a thin sheet of brass (from the hobby
store, especially the model ra
Here's a question for you buncha geniuses.
With my deadline being WWPD, I have gotten off my butt and made those
Pintoid Sours pinhole cameras I've been thinking about. After a grueling 10
minutes, they were completed. I want to pick some brains on how I might cut
round pieces of film? I'm using 8x
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