ellis CORY wrote:
>
> It was good of Gary to resurrect my old question, times have moved on from
> then and I have gained a lot of useful information. After all, 'meaningless'
> is in the eye of the beholder ! and for the purposes I required, eveything I
> have found out is 'meaningful.
> For thos
MARK POWER wrote:
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> If anyone has experience of taking pinhole pictures from a kite, please
> e mail. Thanks.
> Mark
>
No idea, but try the "Kite Aerial Photography Discussion Group"
http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/discuss/
taco
CRABBE Heidi S wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I'm doing a talk about pinhole and I would like to show them how any
> packaging/containers can be a camera - does anyone know of a website
> with pinhole cameras made from different objects? And anyone who makes
> their own wooden ones?
>
> Any help would be
ritab19...@aol.com wrote:
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> I have Lubitels also and have never really understood about using the
> "sports finder." Is it really a fairly accurate rendition of the
> composition??
>
> Rita
"Fairly accurate" is perhaps to much, but using the Lubitel with the
original lens, it's much better (q
Brian Reynolds wrote:
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> What trouble have you had using the viewer on a Lubitel?
>
> I have a pair of Lubitel 166 Universals that I use for
> stereophotography and the viewers are fairly nice. They have much
> better viewers than the Sputnik (stereo cousin of the Lubitel).
>
Just the standar
"W. Thoma" wrote:
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> CJ Rumpolo wrote:
> >
> > Hi, I was thinking that the viewing lens would help in previewing the
> > image. Any
> > responses would be most appreciated.
> >
As with all 2eyed cameras, it's difficult to use the viewing le
CJ Rumpolo wrote:
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> Hi, I was wondering if anyone has any first hand experience with converting
> a lubitel 166 into a pinhole. I have heard that it is quite easy. I was
> thinking that the viewing lens would help in previewing the image. Any
> responses would be most appreciated.
>
Daryl has o
stephen ugh wrote:
> but this will also depend upon the focal length with
> your model camera youre converting and the optimal
> pinhole diameter for it, just experiment because
> different sources state different optimal pinhole
> diameters for certain focal lengths, so just use them
> as a starti
Guy Glorieux wrote:
>
> For long time exposures, I insert a small piece of cardboard on the side
> of the shutter to make it "sticky". The I set the camera on " B " mode
> and depress the shutter button.
> Works very well.
>
> Best regards,
> Guy Glorieux
Thanks for the tip, that's what I nee
stephen wrote:
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> awhile back someone had asked about brownie cameras being used as pinhole
> cameras.
> i use a brownie 2 model F (the 120 type, the 2A series is for 116 film) with
> a premade .018" pinhole that i
> ordered from the pinhole format co.
> im still experimenting with the differen
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