Pinhole Photography, Learn by Experimentation
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Hi Martin, great angle for the flowers..kudos
Thanks for the video.
The widest 4x5 inch pinhole camera I have made has a 50mm pinhole to film plane distance. I was pleased to see your great image with a 25mm pinhole to film plane distance.
Beautiful work! I have no idea how many rolls of medium format I have run through my Zero Image 2000 6x6, happy to see someone using the 4x5.
Beautiful picture!! Thank you so much for this video.
An excellent video delivered in a down to earth style yet so educational in content. The result speaks volumes!
Hello Tommy, nice to see you here, glad you liked the video, all good fun, thank you
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
Diafine has been the only developer I have used for a few years now. I have been doing some 6x6 pinhole photography with Ilford Pan-F+ @100 and I'm very pleased with the results. But after watching your video, I think I will give fp4 a try with diafine. Very nice tonalities.
Keep the videos coming! Thank you very much!
I like it, it's besutiful 😍😍😍
Your photo is absolutely gorgeous. Even more impressive to me is your ability to visual such a shot. Well done! I've just started using Diafine. With HP5 they recommend ISO 800. I found that hard to believe as I usually shoot at half box speed, but the 800 image did actually come out better than the lower ISOs. Don't have a beautiful backyard so getting out during the lock down has been difficult, but hope to experiment more in the coming weeks.
I agree it is hard to believe, I have done a series of tests using Diafine with Kodak Trix, rated it at 200 iso right up to 1200 iso and the test proved to me that Diafine does what it says and is an amazing developer, thanks for your kind comment about the pinhole picture
I have a Hasselblad pin hole lens cap. Focal length = 76mm f/230. I'm thinking I could use it with my Wista 4x5 by taping it over my f/5.6 150 or 210mm LF lens. Do you think that would work? Would I need to adjust timing?
@@jiml989 Well as I said in the video, if you don't experiment you wont learn, try it and see , the only one thing I would say its a move away from the purity of Pinhole photography, however it could be fun :-)
@@martinhensonphotography Maybe I'll just cut a piece of mat board to mount on the camera body instead of the lens and then create a pin hole or cut out a hole for the lens cap. I like using the lens cap because I know the f/stop and I'm sure the opening would be "cleaner".
@@jiml989 That sounds a better way to me
Neat!