Hi Pam and rest,
I would like to see as much diversity as we can get on the committee.
Larry
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From: Pam Niedermayer pam_p...@cape.com
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Date: Sunday, February
Yes, I couldn't agree more about the need for someone to be in charge and
having people responsible for certain areas. That's a good way to make this
happen. We can all continue to give our input and maybe vote on some issues
but having someone at the helm is definitely the answer.
Larry
I have designed and built most of the file uploader for the pinhole day
site. It allows you to enter information about your picture and yourself and
then uploads it and FTP's it to the WPPD web-site. Then, periodically, a
tool runs and generates a set of web pages based on the info and pictures
I, for one, think it should be counted out. Democracy is not the issue.
Larry
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Date: Sunday, February 18, 2001 3:48 PM
Folks,
It would be nice if we had a press release drafted announcing this event to
the world. Then each of us could send it to our local and regional news
media. Perhaps the people at Pinhole Visions could put something together.
Larry
Tom,
Is there an easy way to check if they're all the way through. I looked at
them with the loupe and can't tell. Also, the holes actually look like
tears. They are not round but jagged. I have the opaque that I use for
scratches and other blemishes. That sounds like a good idea to just but a
I use different cameras and different film. I have a 4X5 with which I use
4X5 sheet film and a 120 6X7 rollfilm holder. I have a 120 6X9 camera.
Larry
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From: Trond Kjetil Holst tkho...@online.no
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Folks,
I have just posted a new picture I took with my 4X5 and Laser Pinhole from
Lenox Laser. It's at http://www.MrPinhole.com/lunch.html.
Larry
James,
Glad you decided to stay. We all have varying opinions, sometimes strong.
It is extremely rare that a fellow pinholer on this list gets out of hand.
Overall this is a great group of people with a vast base of knowledge and
skills.
Larry
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From: James Romeo
As a rule of thumb I usually develop mine shorter to lower the contrast
depending on how long the exposure was. But, like everything else, this is a
highly personal choice and often will depend on the subject matter. Many
people like the contrasty look of pinhole pictures. Maybe try taking several
Mine didn't make it either. But, Chris, yours is definitely a winner - Wow!
Larry]
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From: Chris Peregoy pere...@gl.umbc.edu
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Date: Monday, January 29, 2001 6:00
pinhole. How thin is the metal the pinhole was drilled in? (I ask
this because the main reason for the sanding a dimple method
of drilling a pinhole is to thin the metal so that the walls of the
hole are as short as possible.)
Mike Vande Bunt
Larry Fratkin wrote:
Jim,
It was exactly like using
Jim,
It was exactly like using other pinholes. The exposure always ends up
taking 1/2 to 1 more stop than my calculator shows - reciprocity? It came in
a nice plastic case with the size printed on it. The pinhole itself is
mounted on a very sturdy ring.
Larry
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From:
Folks,
I have my first laser pinhole picture published at
http://www.lenoxlaser.com/pinholephotography/pinhole_photography.html
This was a laser drilled pinhole from Lenox Laser. The picture was my first
shot on a set of tests I was doing to dial in the film/pinhole/camera
combination. More to
Plug the number (fstop) into my calculator
http://www.MrPinhole.com/Exposure.html or
http://www.MrPinhole.com/calcpinh.html
Then add 1 fstop to bracket
Larry
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From: f...@cybernet.co.nz f...@cybernet.co.nz
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George,
Go to http://www.cyberbeach.net/~dbardell/pinhole.html for some nicely
built home made pinhole cameras
Then checkout my site for the design calculators http://www.MrPinhole.com
Larry
--- Temi t...@temioriginals.com wrote:
I plan to build a pinhole camera out of wood that would use a
I have just added the ability to specify the inner ring size so that you can
print to paper and photograph it. I didn't know if this was a good way but it
was relatively easy to do. I will be looking at John Yeo's program to see how
he did it.
Larry
Harry,
Tell us some of the details about your camera
Larry
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From: figuref...@aol.com figuref...@aol.com
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Date: Sunday, December 31, 2000 6:42 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] new
John,
F stops are based on the square root of 2. For the non-math inclined you
just start with 2.8 and 5.6 and alternately double each:
5.6 11 2245(44)90
8 16 3264
Larry
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From: John
I have added some fields to my zone plate calculator to allow multiple zone
plates per image.
Larry
Or you can use my calculator and print out a chart of the exposures at
http://www.MrPinhole.com/Exposure.html
Larry
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From: William Erickson erick...@ic.mankato.mn.us
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Date:
. Does it?
Larry Fratkin wrote:
Folks, I have created a zone plate image generator so that I could
make my own zone plates. The program downloads a .BMP so it's PC centric, I
think. The idea was to use the program to generate a zone plate image and then
take it to the bureau to have
opened the file in Photoshop.
Benno Jones
John Yeo wrote:
Larry, Thanks for making this. I'm sure you have already put a lot of
work into it... but i get nothing but a blank bitmap. No rings at all. John
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From: Larry
a lot of work
into it... but i get nothing but a blank bitmap. No rings at all.
John
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From: Larry Fratkin
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Sent: Wednesday, December 27, 2006 3:52 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Zone Plate Image
Folks,
I have created a zone plate image generator so that I could make my own zone
plates. The program downloads a .BMP so it's PC centric, I think. The idea was
to use the program to generate a zone plate image and then take it to the
bureau to have it put to film. They charge about $15.00
I want to enter a photo contest in which they want a 35mm slide. How do you go
about doing this? Does the slide have to be top quality or do you just shoot it
with your 35mm camera?
Larry
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: Re: [pinhole-discussion] pinhole and polaroid
At 8:05 AM -0800 11/4/00, larry fratkin wrote:
Hi,
I use Polaroid pinholes in both the peel apart and eject out the
Ront,
sx70 style. It's very fun to be instantly rewarded, plus you can do
manipulations etc. I find the reciprocity a problem
Hi,
I use Polaroid pinholes in both the peel apart and eject out the Ront,
sx70 style. It's very fun to be instantly rewarded, plus you can do
manipulations etc. I find the reciprocity a problem and usually only use
Polaroids outdoors.
My favorite Polaroid is the Reporter model. It has a cable
Folks,
I have just modified my Exposure and Focal Length calculators to allow
changing of the background colors. This is a great help when printing them.
Larry
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