With new spring greenery popping up here, I find myself tempted to wrestle
with infrared film in a 4x5 pinhole camera. I've used Maco's 820c film in
35mm for lens image making and had limited success playing with it in my
pinHolga. However, I've been unable to find much, if anything, as far as
data
Hi Chris,
A wonderful portfolio. Different from pihole, you seem to walk around freely
and use short exposuretimes. I like the impressionistic apeal of the
perfectly printed images. Fine presentation as well. Congratulations.
Thank you,
Frans van Dijk.
- Original Message -
From: "Guille
>= Original Message From Nick Dvoracek =
>The original definition of a panoramic camera was one that rotated to
>take in the entire surrounding scene, probably with synchronized moving
>film.
>So I guess any flat or concave curved film plane would just be
>extremely wide angle no matter w
The original definition of a panoramic camera was one that rotated to
take in the entire surrounding scene, probably with synchronized moving
film.
(see
http://dictionary.oed.com/cgi/entry/
00170451?query_type=word&queryword=panorama&edition=2e&first=1&max_to_sh
ow=10&single=1&sort_type=a
bendur...@aol.com wrote:
>
> Hello
> Does anyone have plans for how to turn a lubitel in a pinhole camera?
> I bought one ages ago but never got round to using it.
> Cheers
> Ben
>
Yes,
Guillermo sent me one. Here it comes:
Taco,
It is actually very easy, the shutter/lens assembly come off by
Two points.
1. Panoramic generally means wider than about 3x2
2. A curved back camera will produce a different projection than a
cropped down negative from a rectilinear camera. Rectilinear projection
spreads out the edges of the frame to preserve straight lines, whereas
a curved back camera
I'm going to guess that my answer would be that it is a combination of the
angle of view and a format that is wider than a normally wide format (I would
guess that the typical 2X3 aspect of 35mm film would be condidered wide).
Indeed, you could halve a sheet of 4X5, but if the result was a slit
The original definition of a panoramic camera was one that rotated to
take in the entire surrounding scene, probably with synchronized moving
film.
(see
http://dictionary.oed.com/cgi/entry/
00170451?query_type=word&queryword=panorama&edition=2e&first=1&max_to_sh
ow=10&single=1&sort_type=a
Hello
Does anyone have plans for how to turn a lubitel in a pinhole camera?
I bought one ages ago but never got round to using it.
Cheers
Ben
