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[tezzasmall]

Cell Phone vs Pinhole by Narsuitus, on Flickr

Great comparison!

The cell phone pic might be sharper but I much prefer the overall look and tonal values of the pinhole pic.

Terry S

 

[wyofilm]

What a great thread!

 

[Ces1um]

Great comparison!

The cell phone pic might be sharper but I much prefer the overall look and tonal values of the pinhole pic.

Terry S

I'd have to agree! I even find the pinhole photo easier to look at.

 

[rubbernglue]

Not really new, but at least I want to post something in such a nice thread!
Holga WPC120
Very old AgfaPan 100 film developed in r09.

196 Agfapan 04 by Johan, on Flickr

 

[ciniframe]

Very nice Johan,
it's a good reminder that panoramic formats can also work in the vertical.

 

[rubbernglue]

Thanks, ciniframe!

..Or perhaps something in between
My all together first shot of the year:


436 wpc agfapan 05 by Johan, on Flickr

One of my last rolls of this agfapan (which turns yellow in the base after dev..) This time developed using HC-110 (3,5ml per roll for one hour. 5min/agitation) Holga WPC.

 

[awty]

8x10 pinhole contact print.
Pinhole Fig Tree by Paul Fitz, on Flickr

 

[TheTrailTog]

Zero Image 810 pinhole, contact printed, sepia toned.

Marginal Way Study #2 by Aaron Lehoux, on Flickr

 

[awty]

Zero Image 810 pinhole, contact printed, sepia toned.

Very nice, just the right amount of tone, reminds me I need to get some more sepia.

 

[TheTrailTog]

Thank you Paul. Need to order some more myself...lol

 

[Lens-Work]

Paul, exquisite composition!

Xia, also a great composition (just watch the dust on the scanner).

 

[awty]

Paul, exquisite composition!

Xia, also a great composition (just watch the dust on the scanner).

Thanks, feel free to post some of yours up, we love pictures, dust or no dust.

 

[awty]

14x17 home made pinhole on xray film, contact printed on Vandyke brown emulsion, sun exposed.

California Dreamin by Paul Fitz, on Flickr

 

[TheTrailTog]

Xia, also a great composition (just watch the dust on the scanner).

Jeese, if I had known all it would take is a couple of dust spots to get you active, I would have posted some sooner. Welcome to APUG (sorry, will always be APUG to me). Hopefully it won't be 6 years until your next post.

 

[awty]

14 x 17 pinhole camera, contact print on paper using Vandyke brown emulsion and toning in gold.

Ford Ute by Paul Fitz, on Flickr

 

[ced]

2 recent images on trying out a 4x5 wide angle using an old pre war Linhof 4x5 so paper negs are in conventional sheet film holders, pinhole in very thin brass shim since these were taken I have had to modify internal flare but suspect the holders or light seals on the body. Applied quite a bit of USM to give a bite to the details (I am not crazy about too much softness of pinhole imges). I also pre flash prior to development.
1st. Image: Local Old Farm. 4x5 hacked pinhole camera using paper Negative Ilfospeed2.1M @Iso 3. fl.60mm dia. 0.30mm f200. Expose 20mins. in weak sun. (light in Belgium...)
At this focal length the coverage is falling off quite a bit.
2nd. Image: Local stream. Exposed 1hr. (sun kept hiding, Belgium afterall).

 

[Visitant]

Hi, new to forum. I'm excited to find this place. I've been dabbling in pinhole for a while. I recently made an expensive impulse purchase of a P.90/2 6x9 pinhole camera from Mottweiler Studio. While I don't believe that cameras need to be expensive to be good I have to admit that I just saw this thing and had to have it. I very much admire the work of others in B&W but have been mostly disappointed in my own results. I see, think and compose in color. Here is one of my first images with my new camera.

 

[narsuitus]

Pinhole Panoramic by Narsuitus, on Flickr

Arista.EDU Ultra black & white 100 ISO 35mm film in Holga - 120WPC wide pinhole camera
51mm pinhole to film plane distance
.3mm pinhole
Tripod mounted
f/170
2 1/2 minute shutter speed
94 degree horizontal angle-of-view
Film developed in 1:1 Kodak D76 at 20 degrees C for 13 minutes.
Epson V850 flatbed scanner

 

[Visitant]

Very nice Narsuitus. I just followed you on Flickr.

 

[Sirius Glass]

Hi, new to forum. I'm excited to find this place. I've been dabbling in pinhole for a while. I recently made an expensive impulse purchase of a P.90/2 6x9 pinhole camera from Mottweiler Studio. While I don't believe that cameras need to be expensive to be good I have to admit that I just saw this thing and had to have it. I very much admire the work of others in B&W but have been mostly disappointed in my own results. I see, think and compose in color. Here is one of my first images with my new camera. View attachment 232019

Welcome to APUG Photrio!!​

 

[rubbernglue]

Posted a little while back in spring on flickr, but what the heck.

The "famous" swimming pool in Pripyat/Chernobyl:

0121 Retropan320 by Johan, on Flickr

Home made 4x5 camera
6 min exposure
Retropan 320
Dev: HC110, 1.5ml

 

[womble]

I've been dabbling in pinhole since mid-summer when I got an Ondu multiformat 6x12/9/6 camera. Here is my favourite image so far taken on Ilford Delta 400 with an orange filter.


Hertfordshire gate par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

 

[Jim Jones]

An exceptionally striking pinhole photo.

 

[AndyH]

And for those who might be wondering "why does that guy have a jeweler's loupe?" I'm into fountain pens and it helps with aligning the tines of the nib.

REAndy

Nice! I restore vintage pens myself, and have all manner of loupes in my kit. I think that film cameras, mechanical watches, and fountain pens all represent the ultimate achievements of obsolescent technologies. I suppose that's why I like piston driven aircraft, steam locomotives, and battleships as well. There's just something about squeezing the maximum capabilities out of a technology that is supremely appealing.

Andy

 

[Visitant]

I've been dabbling in pinhole since mid-summer when I got an Ondu multiformat 6x12/9/6 camera. Here is my favourite image so far taken on Ilford Delta 400 with an orange filter.


Hertfordshire gate par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

Beautiful image!