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Μάρκος @postgarf5/6/2024, 1:08 AM

Red Onion Lover @daddragon

Red Onion Lover @daddragon5/6/2024, 1:03 AM

Pinhole
They're light and easy to [make]!

I slammed out a body cap pinhole lens for pinhole day in like an hour (utilizing a drill Dangerously). I made it with a thumbtack so it's not a super good pinhole, but it does make images. I winged the exposure so they're like 30s-2min. I overcooked it with that much exposure, though. The flowers here I had to scan with 3x exposure to get the centers to come out of the petals.

It's very cool how you can get long exposures with nothing actually in them. Those three ducks were taking a nap but I think there were maybe two or three others wandering around on the ramp, and they're just gone.

#wowwww its photos #coho film club #film photography #<- this is 'fuji neopan presto 100'#which came from japan i think. all the writing on/inside the box is in japanese #i do wanna get a better pinhole... this is pretty good tho. tbh

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Netscape Photo @Netscape-Photo5/6/2024, 3:24 AM

wow those are WAY sharper than I got last time I tried. I guess it makes sense that more opaque materials would work better. love how much the grain shows in these too :)

Red Onion Lover @daddragon5/6/2024, 3:29 AM

Thanks! The negatives came out super dense, so that might be pushing the grain up. It works really good with these, too.

I read a little on how to do this, and obvs the smaller the hole the better, but you also want to aim for a very round hole with as little of a burr as you can manage. I poked just the barest tip of a thumbtack through the aluminum foil and spun it in place a little. Also these guides suggested covering the inside-facing metal with sharpie, but idk how necessary that was.

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