Thanks Chuck. If you can find the original I'd be delighted to see it
Roger
Thanks very much for the info Guillermo, Gregg and fellow pinholers
Roger
I am still using this camera ( camera box made from black card and attached
to a cartridge of 126 film - increasingly difficult to get hold of! The
pinhole is made from aluminium pastry foil) despite manual wind-on problems
etc. Could Guillermo or one of the experts please tell me who first
describ
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Thank you Guillermo and Bill for your comments. How do you make pinholes as
small as 0.035 mm Guillermo?
Thanks
Roger
Subject : Ultra closeup photography.
Bill Erickson in replying to Rachel Mallon's questionnaire mentioned ultra
closeup pinhole photography. Please tell me what this means. What subject,
how close, and how is it illuminated? I experimented with photographing a
coin at diminishing distances obtainin
Guillermo
Your photograph of the fire hydrants is superb and this includes the
enlargement. Thanks for showing it to us.
Roger
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