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Here's the latest kitten out of my stable ...
That's the last of the brass and cherry. Have to find more.
Motley 8x10, aka The Beast
Sinar 8x10 Bellows
8x10 Cherry back
Cambo Calumet Front Standard for SC & N Series Cameras
FOLMER COMPACT STAND GRAFLEX CROWN WOOD TRIPOD
Gundlach Radar Extreme Wide Angle Anast. 8x10 6 1/4 inch (159mm) F16 in an Alphax shutter
Bits of wood for the remainder of the parts
Questions and comments are always welcome
Got one of those nifty Titan pinhole cameras and was playing around with it.
Roger
Wow! I had no idea, all the pinhole shots I've seen have mostly been terrible. Could you post some details please, was that shot on film? Size of film, size of pinhole, distance from film to opening? I suppose I could just look up the details on that camera, since you named it and supplied a photo.
Jody, here's a link to the Titan user manual. It has all the specs. http://www.ilfordphoto.com/Webfiles/...1258381441.pdf Don't know the pinhole diameter but it f206 and the camera is wide angle so the distance from film to pinhole is short. There are plans for a longer cones but they aren't available yet.
For this image I used Tri-X exposed @ 200asa and had the film lab processed in HC-110. I used the Reciprocity Timer app on my iPad to calculate the reciprocity compensation and to time the exposure. For metering I took a simple reflective reading with a Luna Pro SBC meter and used the f-stop chart generator on the Mr. Pinhole website to translate my meter reading to the f-stop of the pinhole. (my meter only goes f128) http://www.mrpinhole.com/flvsdiam.php
I printed the negative on Adox MCC-110 in Dektol.
Roger
Tachihara 4x5 Field Camera with Nikkor 200M mounted forwards (L) and reversed (R).
Closing the camera with reversed lens in place. (A Rodenstock 150 works just as well.)
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On Wing Island, Cape Cod, at the Sun Dial, Sept. 2012. Not sure what this gem is, I bought it on eBay ten years ago to balance out the stress and speed of photojournalism.
"I meant what I said, not what you heard"--Jflavell
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