Once my pinhole camera was finished the next decision was should I use film or paper for the negatives? To be honest for me it was a fairly simple decision. I had made a pinhole camera really just to see if I could do it and then I planned to use it to decide ifContinue reading “Pinhole Camera: Part 4”
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A walk in the snow.
We’re back in lockdown but that means we can still go out locally for a walk as I did the other day after there had be some snow the day before. Where I live there is a walk I can take which skirts a golf course and goes across some fields and ultimately down intoContinue reading “A walk in the snow.”
Pinhole camera: Part 3
Now it’s time to make the pinhole. For this I followed the methods described by SROYON on the 35mmc website ( https://www.35mmc.com/26/10/2020/making-measuring-and-testing-the-optimal-pinhole-pinhole-adventures-part-3-by-sroyon/). This is well worth a read as it explains a lot about how to decide what size pinhole to use, how to make them and various ways of measuring them. I’m not goingContinue reading “Pinhole camera: Part 3”
Pinhole camera: Part 1
For quite some time I’ve been pondering over making my own 4×5 large format camera out of wood. As well as an interest in photography I also enjoy woodworking and have some suitable tools so it’s not unreasonable that I should combine two hobbies. There are lots of examples of other people doing just theContinue reading “Pinhole camera: Part 1”
I BOUGHT AN OLD FILM CAMERA 