Hello, I'm doing a compilation ok all the pinhole photographers in
Argentine. I would like to know if you have some material about them. At
least the names. if possible, some biography.
best regards.
Hugo Cardoso
_
Tired of
Hi Sarah
I'd say much the same as Chuck. Do some experimenting
and it's remarkably easy to begin to get consistent
indoor exposures, especialy if you stick to the same
camera and film combination for a while. After a
while, you'll just know the light. Using a Zero 2000,
for example, and T-Max 100
8:16 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] help with indoor exposures needed
I have been fairly happy with my results when taking pinhole
pictures
outdoors but I am not sure how to figure out the exposure for indoor
shots.
I know this is a really novice question, but sould someone help?
The last
Hi Sarah,
I'll share my two cents for all it's worth. I shoot 125 asa and 400 asa BW
from Photo Warehouse in my Zero 2000. Mostly though I use the 125 asa film. I
am also a shoot with the seat of your pants type pinholer. On a sunny day my
outdoor exposure is roughly 4 to 6 seconds, a cloudy
I have been fairly happy with my results when taking pinhole pictures
outdoors but I am not sure how to figure out the exposure for indoor shots.
I know this is a really novice question, but sould someone help?
The last picture I tried indoors came out totally overexposed. I was using
TMax
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From: Tim Midkiff ku...@vci.net
Where I need help in getting started is finding information on
making-buying-using, a cap in an old minolta slr I have. This would
allow me to process film in the darkroom at the university I have
access to. BTW, i'm a 37 year
: [pinhole-discussion] Help for the new experimenter
Hello all,
I have often read, studied and considered the enormous
possibilities that pinhole photography presents. Simply put, I love
imageing! And I want to finally try my hand at making these non-
traditional images. Don't you just love doing
Hello all,
I have often read, studied and considered the enormous
possibilities that pinhole photography presents. Simply put, I love
imageing! And I want to finally try my hand at making these non-
traditional images. Don't you just love doing things differently? I
certainly do.
Fellow pinholers,
The work on the next pinhole day (WPPD2) is going well. Things are slowly
coming together.
I believe most everyone knows that the pinhole day web site
(www.pinholeday.org) is multi-lingual, with most of the text on the site
translated into 12 languages. Jean Daubas
Dear Murray
You can buy a paper safe which is a black plastic box with light traps that
can be opened and shut or do as I have done on occassions which is to make
one out of black foam core. You just have to measure accurately, create the
light traps and you have a servicable light-tight paper
In a message dated 1/15/02 1:33:46 AM, mur...@uptowngallery.org writes:
Is there anyone who uses so much paper they could spare a box or two? I'd
be
happy to reimburse postage.
I have a few bags and boxes I can send. Send me your snail mail address.
leezy
This may seem silly, but I have a 1000 foot roll of 5 wide film, and
nothing to put sheets I cut off the roll into.
Locally, labs won't give up their boxes, or everything comes on a roll in a
black-lined bag...I got one of those and used it to ship some film in and
save the roll cannister in.
I
--- Andres Galante a...@fibertel.com.ar wrote:
hi, my name i andres and i am From argentina,
i want to make my fisrt pinhole camera, can i make one with an 35mm film?
thanks, and sorry if my english is not ok,
andres
Please answer me fast, i just cant wait to make it!
I would
Andrew...sorry...Andres:
Yes you can use 35mm film. To very quickly do some pinhole images, you
could mount a pinhole instead of your SLR camera's lens. If you have a
opaque body cap, you could mount the pinhole to it, or you could just cut a
round piece of cardboard tape it to the front of
Si, tu puedes.
hi, my name i andres and i am From argentina,
i want to make my fisrt pinhole camera, can i make one with an 35mm film?
thanks, and sorry if my english is not ok,
andres
Please answer me fast, i just cant wait to make it!
Ana Maria Schultze
Sao Paulo - SP -
hi, my name i andres and i am From argentina,
i want to make my fisrt pinhole camera, can i make one with an 35mm film?
thanks, and sorry if my english is not ok,
andres
Please answer me fast, i just cant wait to make it!
Make Unlimited phone calls
: 077 7893 3094
-Original Message-
From: INTERNET:pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: 04 August 2001 11:50
To: INTERNET:pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject:Re: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Do you use the same table for all films? Simmons' large
pinhole camera).
Regards
Derek
--
From: INTERNET:pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: 03 August 2001 18:12
To: 'INTERNET:pinhole-discussion@p at ???'
Subject:RE: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Thanks Derek!
Have you come up with your own reciprocity
-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Can anyone suggest a good color negative film for me?
I will be shooting 4x5 and processing c-41.
Since it is pinhole we are dealing with, a film with low reciprocity
failure and not to significant color shift when taking long exposures
would be a plus. I
Thanks Derek!
Have you come up with your own reciprocity adjustments,
or are you using what the manufacturer suggests?
-Jeff
On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, Derek Watkins wrote:
Jeff
I've been shooting Fuji NPS with great success. Although the maximum
recommended exposure is 5 seconds, I've used it
To: INTERNET:pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject:[pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Can anyone suggest a good color negative film for me?
I will be shooting 4x5 and processing c-41.
Since it is pinhole we are dealing with, a film with low reciprocity
failure
I've shot color slide film (Sensia II and kodak E200) in my 35mm camera with
a pinhole. I don't have any problem getting good exposures. Although, I've
only done this in good light where the exposures were under 10 seconds.
Sensia II requires no exposure compensation for reciprocity if the
...@mr.net
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
I had good luck earlier this year using 4x5 Portra 160 NC and also 4x5
Portra 100T using an 85B filter (after getting good advice from list
members
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Dilcher r...@hiddenworld.net
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 10:49 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Can anyone suggest a good color negative film for me?
I will be shooting 4x5
.
- Original Message -
From: William Erickson erick...@ic.mankato.mn.us
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2001 3:27 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Does Portra come in 4x5. It has good reciprocity characteristics.
Color
slide film, I'm told
12:49 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Help Me Pick A Color Film
Can anyone suggest a good color negative film for me?
I will be shooting 4x5 and processing c-41.
Since it is pinhole we are dealing with, a film with low reciprocity
failure and not to significant color shift when taking long
Can anyone suggest a good color negative film for me?
I will be shooting 4x5 and processing c-41.
Since it is pinhole we are dealing with, a film with low reciprocity
failure and not to significant color shift when taking long exposures
would be a plus. I am primarily shooting outdoors.
I have
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 2:18 PM
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] Help me Keep on Pinholin'!!!
Hi Tom,
I received an unexpected surprise in the mail. Your slit image is
wonderful!!!
I too like doing slit imagery, but haven't done it in several years
Hi Tom,
I received an unexpected surprise in the mail. Your slit image is
wonderful!!!
I too like doing slit imagery, but haven't done it in several years. I
hand made a 4x5 slit camera several years back so I could use my Polaroid
back to see how I was doing right away. It is still in my closet
Lonnie,
Thanks for your suggestions. I'm not in the Girl Scouts, but was following
the thread. I'd like to read your Pinhole Booklet, if you want to send it.
John McAdam
4 Pine Hill Court
Northport NY 11768-3441
me too. I do Pinhole with my students, but I'm not sure if you're
going to
Guillermo,
Thanks for the site and the advice. Hopefully I'll have the 4x5 done by the
29th!
John
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From: jmm1...@aol.com
Lonnie,
2. Where on earth do you get a 0.018 drill bit for a Dremel (hobby drill)?
John,
Look for WIRE GAUGE DRILL BITS. Usually they are sold in packages
of several bits (you'd need them because they are so fragil and brake
easely).
Lonnie,
Thanks for your suggestions. I'm not in the Girl Scouts, but was following
the thread. I'd like to read your Pinhole Booklet, if you want to send it.
John McAdam
4 Pine Hill Court
Northport NY 11768-3441
Hi This is Lonnie:
The focal lengths that you mentioned for your pinhole camera are of a very
wide angle of view. Many pinhole photographers do use a wide angle view. I
have a friend who is a professional advertising photographer who has a
pinhole camera that is like a fisheye lens.
The
Lonnie,
I'm trying to finish my Bender 4x5 for World Pinhole Day. It has two focal
lengths: 65 or 87 mm. They recommend pinholes of 0.33 mm for the 65 mm for
an f# = 197 and 0.38 mm for the 87 mm for an f# = 229. You mentioned 0.018
(0.457 mm) as the best for a normal 4x5. My questions are:
Hi, it's me Lonnie again. I forgot to mention: The 0.018 hole can be made
with a simple #10 sewing needle. I used a hobby drill with a 0.018 bit and
drilled in a thin piece of brass. I feel this aperture size is the most
optimal for a 4x5 camera with a normal focal length.
Lonnie
Dear Girl Scouts:
I would like to help out the Girl Scouts of America.
I'm glad your experimenting with pinhole photography. I like to see more
people using color negative film.
There are several professional custom photo labs in your state that would
process your film. I believe you
- Original Message -
From: hfh...@aol.com
My troop is currently working on their photgraphy badge. I am looking for
advice cuz we oh-so-really-don't know what we are doing. We've made
pinholes
out of boutique sized Kleenex boxes, lined with black paper. Hopefully they
are light- tight.
My troop is currently working on their photgraphy badge. I am looking for
advice cuz we oh-so-really-don't know what we are doing. We've made pinholes
out of boutique sized Kleenex boxes, lined with black paper. Hopefully they
are light- tight. We have color film---Kodak Tri-X pan film which
Tom,
I have been thinking of you often, and will continue to send good thoughts
and prayers your way.
James
Tom,
I will pray for you, the Big Guy upstairs can hear the voice from us.
Take care and remember the breathing method... Keep on Pinholin.
Zernike
Tom,
I have been a silent observer/reader/student for a while but have to write
you and send you my wishes and prayers for your successful operation..may
the Big Guy keep you in His hands and speed your recovery
Rich
Tom You are in my and my churches prayers.
Keep your spirits up
Robin
- Original Message -
From: Tom Lindsay tlind...@erols.com
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2001 12:04 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Help me Keep on Pinholin'!!!
Hello All,
It's been
Hi Tom,
Any good fortune that the man upstairs were to send my way now and in
the next several months has been redirected to your account. It's
amazing how effectively communication with the Big Guy works these
days. Looking forward to your future contributions to the list and
especially to
Dear Tom,
I am so sorry for all the troubles you've been having. My prayers and
positive thoughts are with you.
Collectively, we pinholers are going to have some impact...and you can look
forward to feeling better soon.
This is the BEST group
on the whole Internet; and I really mean it too!
Tom,
My prayers and those of my pinholing students will be with
you on April 2 3rd. You will be included in our prayer
list a my church as of today and until you are up and
pinholing.
God Bless and keep you. Keep on Pinholin'
Chuck
, April 01, 2001 12:04 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] Help me Keep on Pinholin'!!!
Tom,
You can count on my prayers too! You can be sure that I will tell the Big
Fellow up there that we need you back on the list soon so that we can Keep
on Pinholin' . And tell your doctors that you've got a couple hundred list
members on your side, ready to give them a hand... -:))
With
Good Luck Tom, we'll be thinking about you now and on April 2 3 with your
challenge. Wendy Garfinkel
Good luck Tom, may the Deity be with you.
Tom,
Our prayers will certainly be with you, no matter what our beliefs,
because this is that type of group!
John
Hello All,
It's been quite a while since I posted anything. What I'm asking for is
those who do pray, to say a prayer for me. I'm still going through
cancer and I am going for surgery on April 2nd and April 3rd. It will be
surgeries 7 8 for me since June of last year. I figure if I get a
global
Hi Kami,
You might try calling around to various camera shops to see if they still have
some 126 film. I bought several 126 cartridges at National Camera in
Minneapolis last month. Kodak quit selling 126 to wholesalers on Dec. 31, 1999
(it just missed the 21st Century). The cartidges I
: Monday, March 19, 2001 6:25 PM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] HELP!I need some information
My daughter is making a pinhole camera for her science exhibit but you can't
seem to buy 126 film anymore. The Kodak Hotline said we could use 110
instead with a little modification. Does anyone know what we
My daughter is making a pinhole camera for her science exhibit but you can't
seem to buy 126 film anymore. The Kodak Hotline said we could use 110 instead
with a little modification. Does anyone know what we need to do different with
110 film instead? Thanks a million.
Have a great one,
Kami
Was that incompetent or incontinent?g
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-discussion@p at ???
Subject: RE: Re: [pinhole-discussion] HELP!!!
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2001 13:38:15 -0500
Ouch! What I meant to say was THough248 has left the building...
-Original Message-
From: lfrat...@ix.netcom.com [mailto:lfrat...@ix.netcom.com]
So, Gregg, are we all stuck here
Ouch! What I meant to say was THough248 has left the building...
-Original Message-
From: lfrat...@ix.netcom.com [mailto:lfrat...@ix.netcom.com]
So, Gregg, are we all stuck here? Nobody leaves 'til you
pardon them? I thought this was becoming some kind of cult.
Larry
So, Gregg, are we all stuck here? Nobody leaves 'til you pardon them? I thought
this was becoming some kind of cult.
Larry
pinhole-discussion@p at ??? wrote:
The incompetent Mr. THough348 has been escorted out the rear door. Sorry
for the interruption.
Gregg
At 05:24 PM 3/4/01 -0500,
I just got through sending them a nasty message, and asked who ever if they
had any more problems to get in touch with me, not the list. What a jerk.
James
on 3/4/01 6:05 PM, Gregg Kemp at gregg.kemp@p at ??? wrote:
The incompetent Mr. THough348 has been escorted out the rear door. Sorry
HERE! HERE! GREGG
a happy life is made up of many happy moments
The incompetent Mr. THough348 has been escorted out the rear door. Sorry
for the interruption.
Gregg
At 05:24 PM 3/4/01 -0500, you wrote:
I need to be unsubscribed all I get are error messages...YES I'VE FOLLOWED
ALL DIRECTIONS...YES, I'VE TRIED TO CONTACT THE SITE ADMINISTRATOR
(no reply)
I need to be unsubscribed all I get are error messages...YES I'VE FOLLOWED
ALL DIRECTIONS...YES, I'VE TRIED TO CONTACT THE SITE ADMINISTRATOR
(no reply) Do I need to start using profanity to get off this damn site?
Please, someone...I'm tired of this site and want it out of my mail box!
Was it http://www.casema.net/~bkarhof/
John
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From: pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???
[mailto:pinhole-discussion-admin@p at ???]On Behalf Of Philip Corlis
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 9:42 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: [pinhole-discussion
If you find them, would you let us know? I'd like to see them too.
Katharine Thayer
Philip Corlis wrote:
Gang:
I hope someone out there can help me find these images as I lost the
bookmark to this great site They are panoramic pinhole photos of
coastal scenes, long exposures of rocks and
Gang:
I hope someone out there can help me find these images as I lost the
bookmark to this great site They are panoramic pinhole photos of
coastal scenes, long exposures of rocks and water most likely made in
Washington or Oregon. I also remember a couple of images taken from the
hand railings
please remove name . i want to unsubscribe to the list thanks
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