Hello All,
Tried to figure this out before posting but couldn't seem to find anything. I recently came across some solargraphy image and really want to give it a shot. I was simply wondering, what is the shortest exposure time to get an image on the photo paper without developing? While doing my looking around, I've seen the famous 6 month shots but I've also seen one's that have only taken a day. That's quite a large range. I realize that the exposure time will have a lot to do with pinhole diameter, but I'm sure there has to be some kind of baseline exposure time? Any help would be great, thanks.
Tried to figure this out before posting but couldn't seem to find anything. I recently came across some solargraphy image and really want to give it a shot. I was simply wondering, what is the shortest exposure time to get an image on the photo paper without developing? While doing my looking around, I've seen the famous 6 month shots but I've also seen one's that have only taken a day. That's quite a large range. I realize that the exposure time will have a lot to do with pinhole diameter, but I'm sure there has to be some kind of baseline exposure time? Any help would be great, thanks.
