- Original Message -
From: "Paul Prober"
The problem experimenting with different pinhole sizes is that unless we are
making exposures of resolution targets
http://www.???/resources/articles/Young/images/fig5.jpg the
results will be always subjective to each viewer, scene, image contr
What about using a beer can? Is that to thick of a material?
Thanks.
Travis
-Original Message-
From: Paul Prober [mailto:pro...@silcom.com]
Sent: Friday, November 01, 2002 12:05 PM
To: pinhole-discussion@p at ???
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] re pinhole size
Hi,
The pinhole si
- Original Message -
From: "Paul Prober"
>
> A pinhole with the minimal thickness the expected at 120 degree [+/-60]
view
> angle 1 stop roll off at edge
Paul, I have visited your PinPlus site but couldn't see any picture of your
cameras. Are your cameras curved film plane? If the answe
--- candy/jules wrote:
> Can you guys offer some info on making a pinhole for a 5x7 camera. I would
> like to have about 135 mm. I have read some info and it suggested a #10
> needle, but wow is that incredibly small. Maybe drilling would be better.
> Thanks for any assistance with pointing me
Can you guys offer some info on making a pinhole for a 5x7 camera. I would
like to have about 135 mm. I have read some info and it suggested a #10
needle, but wow is that incredibly small. Maybe drilling would be better.
Thanks for any assistance with pointing me in the right direction. Ignore
