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12/23/2008 06:13:09 PM · #1 |
| so... pinhole photography. im really really really really interested in this but i dont have a clue how to do this. i know what it is. but i dont know how. this is just something we havent covered in school. does anyone care to explain? or have examples? any help would be amazing. thanks |
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12/23/2008 06:38:26 PM · #2 |
| you get a old oatmeal container the cardboard tube kind. Get a piece of aluminum foil or tin....a soda can even. put a tiny pinhole in the metal. cut a hole in the container and tape the metal with the hole in it so it covers the hole.....make sure it is light tight . now in totaal darkness put a piece of photopaper in the tube and close it ....oh I forgot before you do that put a piece of tape over the metal hole.............then take your tube to whatever you want to take a picture of. remove the tape and wait////depending on exsposure and amount of light can vary of course......................take the tube into the lab and develop the paper..........this is your negative..........you can scan it into a computer or they have a this thing that you put new photo paper in and then a piece of glass then your "negative" on top on it clamps into place..then you expose it thats the old way...........as far as I can remember has been years.....................the digital way is you get a body cap drill a hole in it and get a piece of tin and put a pinhole in it with a needle same as with cardboard tube but alot less work............... |
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12/23/2008 06:55:01 PM · #3 |
| COOL! im excited now. im gonna do it really soon |
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12/23/2008 06:55:15 PM · #4 |
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