Post yer pinholes

[Jim Graves]

That's what seems to be true ... a good pin hole is critical to good photos.

If you want to try something really funky ... try 8x10 in a Pringles can with an opening in each end.

I have one ... and keep saying I'm going to do a series ... but then I end up working on something else.

Maybe this summer!

[Peter Gomena]

I like your idea!

[Jim Jones]

Great idea! Long ago I used a Pringles can with a pinhole in only one end. Getting even exposure over the entire film was inconvenient. The double-ended idea should help this.

[Brian C. Miller]

First shots with Ilford Harman Titan 4x5 pinhole. Exposure 10-15 seconds, Delta 100.

Seattle waterfront:

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Seattle Steam:

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I knew that the camera was "wide," but I didn't know it was wide enough to pick up things I really thought were outside of the frame.

[neprosti]

Attachment 113677 5x7 Greek pinhole
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Attachment 113679 5x7 pinhole

[Greg Lockrey]

Zero Image 45 @ 50mm f/168 on Paper Negatives - 3 minute 45 second exposures - develope in Dektol 1:3 for 4 minutesAttachment 113785Attachment 113786Attachment 113785Attachment 113787Attachment 113788

[Ben Syverson]

Pinwide at 90mm on the Travelwide:


Pinwide at 65mm on the Travelwide:

[Sart_S]

Pinhole camera Homemade 4x5? Focal length-38 mm.
Fomapan 100(9x12).

[neprosti]

Attachment 117502 slaid 4x5" 2007
Attachment 117503 13x18 cm paper negative
Attachment 117504 13x18 cm paper negative " Rio de Swiebodzineiro"

[sly]

Sart, I've really been enjoying your pinhole images. Thanks so much for sharing them.

Pinhole camera Homemade 4x5? Focal length-38 mm.
Fomapan 100(9x12).