I've tried a number of inexpensive medium format conversions to
pinhole. Most can be seen at:
http://web.pdx.edu/~harveyt/pinholecams.html
For normal focal length 6x6, the easiest (e.g., working shutter with
Time/Bulb setting, cable release function, and tripod socket) is the Agfa
B2
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George,
I wondered about two George Smyths a while back when exploring some DRiP
investing information on the Motley Fool site, then I just saw that the two
are, in fact, the same. Now, back to
At 10:39 AM 11/1/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Is anyone familiar with the Pinhole Factory is England?
See http://www.pinholesolutions.co.uk/pinhole_factory.html
The Silver Gem and Silver Jewel pinhole cameras look like copies of the
Zero 2000 and Zero 2000 multi-format camera. Are they in fact one
Currently on eBay -- an Agfa B2 Speedex Junior, 120-format folding
camera converted to pinhole use:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=1351108131
Auction closes on Sunday, May 12, 6:24 pm, Pacific Time.
Truth in advertising - it is mine.
Tom
I've been using a converted Lubitel camera for my studio based zone
plate work. I like the camera, but its layout is causing me some
trouble. It's great having a viewing lens, but the placement of the
viewfinder on top is inconvenient given my lighting set-ups. I often
find myself check to
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Sincerely,
Tom Harvey
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I invite all members to take a look at my new pinhole website a provide me
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It can be found at www.lesliedavisp at ???
I would recommend offering larger images. The thumbnails look
interesting, but
I can't really see enough
http://www.pinholeplanet.com/Home/home.html
I just ran across a new pinhole camera listed on eBay. The
manufacturer's website is listed above. It is under construction, so
not much to learn yet.
You can actually see the camera on the eBay listing at:
Zernike,
I have two questions about your cameras.
1) Does the Polaroid 545i back work with the 4x5 camera?
2) How does the new Zero 2000 differ from the original? Is the name
plate inside or outside? Larger/clearer red window? Other?
Best of luck on the Silver Gem issue.
Thanks,
Tom
Perhaps it is best that discussion of this topic take place outside
of the discussion list. I see no need to call additional attention
to the cameras, nor to get the list in the middle of possible legal
action. E-mail addresses are available for the principal players.
Tom
Zernike Au
I am in Japan where they released Polaroid pinhole camera kits mid
last year, and am thinking about buying one.
Is it worth buying one, or is it cheaper and just as good to make
one from an old back?
I am a complete Polaroid beginner (only used a day lab a few times),
can anyone recommend
I uploaded a gallery of 120-rollfilm cameras converted for
pinhole and zone plate use. These include a couple of formats,
different focal lengths, and several shutter options.
The url is: http://web.pdx.edu/~harveyt/pinholecams.html
Guillermo,
Thanks for noting the needed fix on the
Guillermo - I too learned a lot. I will still wait for ebay's reply to
my request for info but the explanations offered so far make sense. I
think part of the problem is everyone's amazement that anyone would pay
that much for a Diana. I for one hope there was no hanky-panky and just
someone
Hey guys I am wondering if any of you know where I can get some
information on a full-vue camera made by the spencer co. it holds
2 1/4 film. In my searches I fear that I am not looking in the right
direction. Any Info would be much obliged.
Christine
Could you mean the Spartus Full-Vue?
Also, just received my Zero Image 4x5 camera. Very
elegant camera that is fun and easy to use. Kudos
again to you Zernike. Just wish I had ordered the
shutter that works with the cable release. Can this be
added afterwards? How do you connect it?
Colin
Colin,
Care to give us a mini-review of
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