



A few from the cardboard box
All d4 agfa xray film scraps from work




All d4 agfa xray film scraps from work
As suggested I might make my body holes bigger. This will have 4 lenses with 3 focal lengths. 4.5" 9.5" 11.5". I'm going to make the lenses out of aluminum from a drink can. This will be my third camera, I have made a cardboard box, and a can camera. Any advice?
I drilled a 8mm hole in the wood I'm going to attack my pinhole lense on top of the wood hole. Should I go bigger or smaller?
I don't want to invest in a digital SLR with a pinhole cap.
Has anyone ever found a cheap toy lensless digital pinhole camera?
Continued experiments with my homemade pinhole lens cap on my Canon R8. However, my sensor obviously needs a clean cause I'm getting some black spots and editing them out is difficult even with Lightroom tools. Might be easier in Photoshop.
The paper I am using is slightly fogged, left over from the early 2000s - but hey it was free. This explains the flat, lack of highlights. Having a wonderful time with this homemade 5x7. Subject is a 40 ton, 7.5m tall local sculpture, 2 minute exposure, 65 second reversal shot at 9am. Plenty of blue sky which blows out everything above the horizon sadly, but such is paper. Next experiment is to filter out said blue light to try get more repeatable results.
I’m making a pinhole camera out of a normal soda can and need help finding what paper to use so if you have any information please help. Thank you
sorry of this has been asked many times before - i want to try out pinhole photography but paper is very expensive / only available in the US. does anyone recommend cheaper alternatives which i will be able to buy in the UK or from amazon? thank you!
Camera: Minuta Stereo. Film: Kentmere 100. Developer: Rodinal.
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Hi! I've never shot film before, but I'm interested in pinhole photography. I have a 21mm hole camera with a f/140 that shoots 35mm film.
Question: Has anyone tried using ISO 1600 film to reduce exposure time and at least have a better chance of capturing people in the frame, or shooting handheld? If anyone has tried it, could you share some sample photos?