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Today figured pretty high on my list of days I hope never to repeat. We lost Noah unexpectedly. I will write in due course, but it's too raw right now. I've been frittering away the evening scanning negatives and watching YouTube. These are taken with my new ONDU 6x6 pinhole on Portra 400 during my… Continue reading Pinhole
Skipping ahead a bit, here is the first shot from my Travelwide 4x5. Shot on Tmax 100 using the pinhole because I don't have a lens yet. Central Ave, Dover NH. Right outside Old School Photo Lab. Developed at home using D76 and a MOD54.
Todd Schlemmer's P6*6 3D printed pinhole camera is tons of fun. I'm continually amazed that it sprang from his mind though an I/O device into reality. We truly live in an amazing world. 3D printing lends itself to continuous improvement. One of Todd's first additions was a clip to better secure the camera's top plate.… Continue reading P6*6 mods
For my second attempt with the ONDU, I used a roll of Fuji 400 color and a tripod. The results are much better. I also used the Pinhole Assist app on my phone to compute exposures. The winding is still a bit stiff, but I can live with that. From 2014-02-11 ONDU Pinhole From… Continue reading ONDU Pocket Pinhole – results 2
My experience with the P6*6 was a case of the good, the bad, and the not-so ugly. First the good: as I mentioned in my earlier post, assembly was easy. I enjoyed carrying and shooting with it. I used the Pinhole Assist app on my iPhone as a combination meter/reciprocity calculator, and the exposure results… Continue reading P6*6 – week 48 results
This week's camera is something very different. The P6*6 is a 3D printed pinhole camera by Todd Schlemm. He sells it as a kit, or you can download the designs and print it yourself. It has a 0.3mm pinhole, a 50mm focal length, and uses 120 film to make 6x6 exposures. I purchased the kit.… Continue reading Week 48 – P6*6
My first impression of the ONDU Pocket Pinhole was that it's beautiful. Finely crafted wood just has a look that no modern digital camera will ever achieve. It's also simple. The shutter is a pivoting bar which covers the pinhole and his held closed by a powerful magnet. The wooden film advance and rewind knobs… Continue reading ONDU Pocket Pinhole – week 47 results
Crowd-financed by Kickstarter and custom made in Slovenia, the ONDU Pocket Pinhole is the smallest of a line of beautifully crafted wooden pinhole cameras. It features an f=125 pinhole and uses any standard 35mm film. I've loaded Ilford FP4 for my first roll. The original Kickstarter production run has sold out, but the are… Continue reading Week 47 – ONDU Pocket Pinhole
Yesterday the mailman brought me two packages which both serve to highlight the wonders of film photography in the Internet age. On the right is my ONDU 35mm pinhole camera. Funded by Kickstarter and produced in Slovenia, it's a simple wooden thing of beauty. Initial reports from other ONDU owners have been favorable, and I… Continue reading Christmas in . . . January?
My results with the pinhole cap on my Nikon FM2 were mixed. I remember it being sharper in the past, but I did most of my shooting without a tripod this spring. Shooting a pinhole on an SLR is a bit odd, as the viewfinder and meter are useless. I used my neck strap and… Continue reading 52 Cameras – Week 9 results – Pinhole Nikon
Notes from Mosquito Hill 