Marys River IR

• Old-N-Feeble

• Feb 4, 2015

Lovely image!! What film and developer?

 

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  Trail Images

• Feb 4, 2015

A gorgeous take here, Paul......excellent!

 

• removedacct1

• Feb 4, 2015

Old-N-Feeble said:

Lovely image!! What film and developer?

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Film and developer are listed in image specs in the information panel at upper right

 

• removedacct1

• Feb 4, 2015

Trail Images said:

A gorgeous take here, Paul......excellent!

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TYVM!

 

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  winger

• Feb 4, 2015

That's really great. Beautiful!

 

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  Micalngelo

• Feb 4, 2015

Gorgeous. One of the best IR pinhole images I've seen. Was the filter mounted externally or internally, and how so ?

 

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  OptiKen

• Feb 4, 2015

This is gorgeous. I really can't comment because the moment I saw it, I made a slight gasp at it's (I hate to use the word, but....) perfection. Love this shot.

 

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  schrochem

• Feb 4, 2015

Very nice. There is so much to appreciate. Great photo.

 

• removedacct1

• Feb 4, 2015

Micalngelo said:

Gorgeous. One of the best IR pinhole images I've seen. Was the filter mounted externally or internally, and how so ?

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Thank you. The filter was simply seated into the front INTERIOR of the camera body (behind the aperture) with a piece of plastic to wedge it firmly in position. This year, I have acquired a Lee polyester #87 IR filter that I have cut into small squares for use in several pinhole cameras, simply taping the filter piece inside the camera body, behind the pinhole. Much simpler and I can leave my Hoya glass R72 dedicated to use on my Autocord!

 

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  mfohl

• Feb 4, 2015

Very nice. Is that the 6x9 camera or the variable format, up to 6x12, version? And what size was your filter? I'm going to have to check this out!