Thanks for responding:
I am sending one booklet to John McAdam. I would like to send a free booklet
to you, but I have run out of slightly damaged books, I give the damaged ones
away.
I will send you free information about the booklet. It is not very expensive
if you decide to purchase it.
> 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
goin
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
easel
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 nor
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 sai
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>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- tig
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 i
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