R Duarte ra...@rahji.com 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
Hi,
Eric Renner asked me to mention to the list that the Finney camera is back in
production and Pinhole Resource has some. Check their website
http://www.pinholeresource.com/;.
Larry Bullis
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I only was able to shoot two pinhole photos before they put me under for
the surgery...
I knew you were going to do that. Did you have them mount a pinhole in your
skull to project an image on your brain?
So glad to see you are not only over that one, but still pinholin'.
Larry Bullis
Lee,
I had to call 3 or 4 stores in one city before I found one that had it. The
store that had it was in the same chain as those that didn't (NAPA) and he had
a huge roll, snipped it off and sold it by the inch. In another town, they
(again, same chain) didn't have brass, but had copper.
I can't help you if you insist on drilled holes but if you would settle for
some handmade, calibrated holes in pure silver, blackened, please contact me
off list.
Larry Bullis
kingfis...@halcyon.com
Sebastian,
It is true that pinholes do not distort perspective in themselves; the
pinhole's image is dependent upon the relationship of the point (pinhole) to
the plane of projection (film).
The distortion you are seeing, assuming that the pinhole is placed on the
perpendicular to a (flat,
