Hasselblad pinhole

Juan Carlos Blanco · Oct 13, 2016

So I didn't have enough money and I could only buy the body, but couldn't wait to shoot. This is what I did

frank · Oct 13, 2016

Great! Ant results to share?

Sirius Glass · Oct 14, 2016

Interesting. I assume exposing by counting the seconds.

frank · Oct 14, 2016

and using the body film blinds as the shutter.

Juan Carlos Blanco · Oct 14, 2016

I usually use my Distagon 50 mm and I haven't spent much time in pinhole photography. There was long time ago but something I can share. I used a tripod and after I got the diaphragm of my pinhole the process was the same as photography with lens.

Yes, exposure always was more than one second.. There wasn't air to move the leafs.

Halford · Oct 15, 2016

That's really nice - and very similar to what I did when I first got my Mamiya RB67 body and didn't have lenses yet. Very, very nice pictures you're making there.

Terry Breedlove · Oct 15, 2016

I bought a pinhole body cap for my RB67 and it works great. I take the film back and pinhole dap off to look through the camera to line up the shot. Been awhile since I used it but I think after testing I expose at 4 or maybe five seconds on a sunny sixteen time of day and double the time for every second under that.

Hasselblad pinhole

Juan Carlos Blanco

frank

Sirius Glass

frank

Juan Carlos Blanco

Halford

Terry Breedlove

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