Post yer pinholes

[Sart_S]

Pinhole camera Homemade 4x5, Focal length - 35,0 mm.

[Randy]

This was my submission to this years WorldWide Pinhole Day - shot Sunday ~


8X10 X-ray film, 5.5" F/L, f/186 for 20 sec.

[Greenspeed]

Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve, NSW, Australia
Taken on a 4 x 5 Kodak T max using a 0.4mm pinhole cap. Exposed for 30 secs and processed by inspection under infrared light (camera).
Pretty chuff with my 1st outing - sharp for a picture taken without a lens.

[Ricardo de Oliveira]

Wow, tack sharp for a pinhole.
What's your "focal lenght"? And, please, tell me about your infrared camera inspection setup.
Thanks.

[gtmatias]

Good night.

Taken with my RAT7545 homemade pinhole camera. 4x5 contact print from a Fomapan 100 film toned with coffee.

[Greenspeed]

Wow, tack sharp for a pinhole.
What's your "focal lenght"? And, please, tell me about your infrared camera inspection setup.
Thanks.

Hi Ricardo,

Thanks.

I use a Sony DCR-TRV16.
http://www.sony.com.au/support/product/DCR-TRV16E

It has a super night shot mode, which basically emits IR light. I use this mode to monitor periodically how the neg was developing. Works really well.

[Greenspeed]

Sawtell Headland, NSW, Australia
Pinhole 0.4mm; focal length 65mm; exposed for 3 mins. Rodinal 1:50 for 8 minutes.

[Tim Meisburger]

Here is the memorial for Confederate POWs that died in Federal hospitals at Christ Church, Alexandria. This and the three following were shot with a homemade 90mm camera with a homemade pinhole of something like f250.Tis shot was in direct sun and about 6 seconds exposure. Others were under clouds and 30 to 60 seconds. All shot on Shanghai 100 over the course of a couple hours on a recent trip to DC.

[Tim Meisburger]

Altar servers outside Christ Church (60 seconds).

[Tim Meisburger]

Carlyle House, Old Town Alexandria: