|
here's a couple that i built. one for me and one for the wife.
Originally posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
Haiku Garry edited this topic 69 months ago.
|
|
Here's mine:
Originally posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
xdjio edited this topic 69 months ago.
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Theres gotta be some more out there with 278 members,,So far we have a great collection going..keep them coming
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
I made this one, is made of cardboard 1/8" thick. Uses 4 x 5 " paper or film. With three focal distances and three interchangeable pinhole. The pictures you see besides are taken with this camera.
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Here's mine. It uses 120 film, 6x12, 90mm, f/232.
Here are some Photos from it.
Additional info and photos of the camera.
Originally posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
John Baird edited this topic 69 months ago.
|
|
|
These are fantastic! Lots of creativity here.
Im just fininishing my version of the omniscope for 35mm im putting the finishing touches on now and hopefully will have pics by tommorrow morning.
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 69 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Here they are:
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
 
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Here's a cigar box with a Polaroid Land camera back:
0.3mm aperture; f/318
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
My new one:
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
35mm format wide angle curved film plane camera. F-stop about 170.
Outside:
Inside:
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
My second camera, 120 format wide angle. F-stop apx 220.
Posted 68 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
The Quaker:
Posted 67 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
www.flickr.com/photos/teotwawki/sets/72157594399244264/
Posted 67 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
The first pinhole camera I made, and of course its stereoscopic. ;-)
Stereo pinhole camera specs:
-Pinhole sizes are .0087"
-f199
-Focal length is 45mm
-Pinhole separation (stereo base) is 2 1/2"
-Each image size is 2 1/2" x 4", with total stereo image at 4" x 5"
-Made of corrugated cardboard, gaffer's tape and two auto mirrors which approximate the angle of view.
Note: This camera design was largely inspired by the folks at "Camp Obscura."
Posted 67 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
35 mm, panoramic. It had many flaws, and I had to remove the shutter system. I now use black tape (shame on me)
Posted 67 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
35mm from a cereal box. The design is intended to be able to be made by anyone. see my web site.
Originally posted 66 months ago.
(permalink)
ndvoracek edited this topic 66 months ago.
|
|
A camera taking panoramic 6x12 shots on 120 film:
6 shots per roll (examples.)
Posted 66 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 64 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
This week, MAKE magazine #09 is on newsstands, with my instructions on how to build this camera (a refinement of the prototype shown above).
The design wraps 120 film around a cylindrical film gate for groovy curved perspective panoramas. You get six shots in 6x12 format per roll.
The article starts on p.92 and I encouraged readers to visit this group for other inspirations ;-)
Posted 64 months ago.
(permalink)
|
 |
karl151k [deleted] says:
I'm proud to be the first to post their example of Voxphoto's Pin-O-Rama camera.
I got the issue 7 days ago, and I'm finally finished with the camera. What a great design. I love it! Thanks again for the how-to!
Here is the same camera with my 8Banners pinhole shutter plate attached. It's a wonderful compliment to the unit. Oh, all photos posted by me from this camera will be with the alternate home-made pinhole, as opposed to the 8Banners' shutter version.
Posted 64 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
My first 35mm pinhole using the film transport out of a .75 cent plastic thrift store camera...
A gift camera I made, I thought it would be funny to have alot of hi-tech pieces on a lo-tech pinhole.
Posted 63 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Originally posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
akulis2 edited this topic 61 months ago.
|
|
First camera I've ever made...
and photos I took with it...
www.flickr.com/photos/hyperflux/sets/72157594586430990/
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
My new camera, built on Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day:
Example image:
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Heres my latest camera..I still need to work out some bugs..Photos withit to come soon..
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
I posted my homemade pinhole. It is the Laughing cow cheese box.
It is simple and it works.
www.flickr.com/photos/85119030@N00/484151630/
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
This is my second camera. I also posted a mini how to.
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
distance - 82mm, pinhole - .351mm
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Construction pics & more here: www.flickr.com/photos/ethernectar/sets/72157600184835165/
Originally posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
ethernectar edited this topic 62 months ago.
|
|
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Hi everybody,
Here's mine. I haven't used yet. But today I'll start the tests.
 
 
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
the set
this is mine, a Dirkon from www.pinhole.cz/en/pinholecameras/dirkon_01.html
Originally posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
-antonio edited this topic 62 months ago.
|
|
|
Despite my more successful attempts previously posted, my first attempt was a Dirkon and it did not turn out so well.
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
I have a variety of cameras that I use and try to make new ones all the time. Here are a few, but check out my others in the My Toolbox & Techniques set.
Posted 62 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Best shot from test roll from my 35 mm pinhole posted previously. Format is panoramic (24 x 48 mm).
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Uses 35mm or 120:
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
The photo the camera took for Worldwide Pinhole Potography Day is here
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Hello, new to the group and would love to share my new cams with you.I Have uploaded pictures made with my pinhole cashewnut can cam to the pool. Hopefully here is a pic of the camera but I'm not that good with codey things!!
If someone can enlighten me on how on earth to post an image that would be great
Originally posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
kycamlewis edited this topic 61 months ago.
|
|
Go to the photo page of the pic in question.
Above the photo, click All Sizes.
Select a suitable size from "Available sizes:" and click that.
Below the photo, it says "To link to this photo on other websites you can either:
1. Copy and paste this HTML into your webpage:", beneath which there's a text box full of HTML code.
And you simply do as it says... copy the code and paste it into a message on a thread. Try it!
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Okay, as you can finally see I have posted the photo of the above cam. Many thanks to Chris Weisberg for his attention and coming to the aid of a code illiterate. I'm happy, It worked!!!
Now I can post images all over Whooohoo
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Yavelcome. Now that is a cool camera. You've got some funky shots out of it in your sets, congrats!
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Heres another i made after seeing the blog by www.diyphotography.net/techniques/homemade-matchbox-pinho...
I made a few additions or extensions and carry it with me always
Posted 61 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Last finished camera, three more in the works. Cherry Wood, hand made springs,
Posted 60 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Very beautiful.
Posted 60 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Those are the last 2 cameras i did that actually worked.
The one on the left is ugly as hell, big, attracts looks (not very good ones tho) everywhere i go, but it has the easiest shutter i could ask for: the shutter from a €1,99 trashcam (bottom-left detail); and since it's pretty huge, it fits 4 or 5 rolls of film inside it, for when you are out and you finish shooting whatever film is loaded in the chamber. I think the focal length is 24mm and the diameter is around +- 0.13mm (too small for that FL) with a fstop of 185.
A few pictures taken with it:
www.flickr.com/photos/g_behringer/3754638901/
www.flickr.com/photos/g_behringer/3755439484/
www.flickr.com/photos/g_behringer/3755439242/
On the right side, the last one i made. It's a Wilhelmina pepermunt box, FL 25mm and pinhole diameter around 0.2mm and fstop 125. Still didnt develop the tests i made.
Posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
 
 
Posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Here's the last two of the Snapdragons I was making. I kept these for myself. They're made of poplar and basswood with cherry fronts and shutters and trim on the backs. The pinholes were hand drilled in .002" brass shim the old fashioned way - with a #16 beading needle.
Posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
smena 8m
Originally posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
Aleksey Panko edited this topic 34 months ago.
|
|
This is my first attempt at pinhole. This is the cardboard kit I picked up:
Posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
panoramic pinhole lego camera
 
thanks to found photographer
Posted 34 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 33 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Large Format 8 X 10 pinhole camera made of 3/4 inch oak, weather stripping, a pair of hinges and some hooks at the top to hold my film back. For the pinhole I used .002 brass shim stock. The shutter hadn't been placed in this picture.
Posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
Here's an 8x10 pinhole camera someone made in the early 1990's. I bought it on eBay because I thought it was a nice piece of work.
farm3.static.flickr.com/2645/4001119817_a8edc1733b.jpg
Originally posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
KentN edited this topic 32 months ago.
|
|
Anamorphic pinhole. 120 film roll, 4 images per film, 19 X 6 cm each image.
Posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Neither the first or the last one :-)
Posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Think Big...
Originally posted 32 months ago.
(permalink)
spiffytumbleweed edited this topic 32 months ago.
|
|
YAY !
i love all your cameras, very inventive ;-)
mine :
 
Posted 31 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
here is mine
f189 and here is some info varial-artworks.com/projects/pronto/ and photos
Posted 31 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
and another one, made completely by me
varial-artworks.com/fotky/?dir=/Styx pinhole camera
and some photos
varial-artworks.com/fotky/?dir=/Styx pinhole - 02 - Velvia 50
Posted 31 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Posted 30 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Hi all, this group is awesome !
Here is one of my pinhole, the first one I did from scratch, or almost...
I called it Berenice, in the honor of Berenice Abbott, a great photographer that did a lot of nice architecture photography in NYC.
I used a 4x5 back from a press camera :
I machined it to receive a 1/4-20 tripod mount :
I used black foam core to build the chamber, I used metalic tape to make shure that the chamber is light tight :
I've added a bubble level from a cheap level I bought in a dollar store, it is quite good :
And finally I covered the camera with "gaffer' tape to make it more beautiful. I also added a few stickers :-)
The unusual thing about berenice it that it is a perspective correction pinhole, I made it espescially for architecture :-)
Originally posted 30 months ago.
(permalink)
Eric Constantineau - www.ericconstantineau.com edited this topic 30 months ago.
|
|
My camera is made from a cardboard lunchbox and I've recently made another one out of a small tin and using a magnetic shutter cover.
Posted 28 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
My LEGO pinhole cameras:
6x6 pinhole camera (120 roll):
-Focal lenght: 26mm
-Pinhole diameter: 0.2mm
-F/stop: 130
6x12 pinhole camera (120 roll):
-Focal lenght: 38mm
-Pinhole diameter: 0.25mm
-F/stop: 152
Originally posted 28 months ago.
(permalink)
Varga Zoltan Adam edited this topic 28 months ago.
|
|
I used 8x11 RC paper for film. It was 4 parts tiled and nailed to the back. the picture is a bit distorted, the box itself is tapered, with the narrow end being the lens end.
Originally posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
Blastworthy Photography edited this topic 27 months ago.
|
|
Edson Dias [deleted] says:
Hello Everyone, I wanted to inform you all about a pinhole photography contest.
Goa Center for Alternative Photography ( Goa-CAP ) presents
1st Goa International Pinhole Photography Contest 2010
to promote and celebrate the art of pinhole photography,
in the honor of April 25, 2010,
The World Pinhole Photography Day.
This is an open call for Photographic work taken with a pinhole camera.
Award winning images and jury selected images would be exhibited in New Delhi
on 25th April, the World Pinhole Photography Day.
ENTRY FEE
Absolutely FREE FREE FREE :-)
WHO CAN ENTER
This is an open call for photographic work created with a pinhole camera only.
PRIZES:
Zero 69 deluxe version for first price.-with name engraving for the winner.
Zero 2000 deluxe for the second price.- with name engraving for the winner
Zero 2000 basic for the third price. - with name engraving for the winner.
Plus 10 Holga Pinhole Cameras & 10 Stenoflex le stenope mini labo up for grabs.
First-place winner pinhole photograph will be published in the cover page of a coffee table book. All the entries will be published as a coffee table book. photographer will be given due credit.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Download Entry form at www.goa-cap.com/goa2010.html
Email: The entries to 25april2010@gmail.com making sure you are not sending images larger than 10MB.
Snail Mail: Average size of "8x10" or 11"x17" Color or black and white prints made on photo paper should be sent to the Goa-CAP office. ( check our website for the postal address www.goa-cap.com )
Maximum three photographs per person
LAST DATE TO SUBMIT ENTRY:
05 / April / 2010
For more details e-mail: info@goa-cap.com or Visit www.goa-cap.com
Posted at 11:41PM, 7 March 2010 IST ( permalink | edit )
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
This handmade pinhole camera was given to me as a gift, and I don't know exactly what size film it takes. Can you help me figure it out?
120?
Thanks!
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonyreans/4416795087/]
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
More about the camera
Originally posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
Roger Cline edited this topic 27 months ago.
|
|
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
The X-Tie n°1
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
This discussion is a source of so much inspiration! Here are a few photos of my more recent pinhole cameras. Click on each photo to get more camera details.
Medium-format roll film pinholes:
CanCam pinholes:
MORE CanCam pinholes:
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
|
nice CanCam family rt ;-)
---
NEW ONE ! "the battlefield"
(more info by clicking above ;-)
test shot : www.flickr.com/photos/stiveune/4447976234/
Posted 27 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Here's mine:
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
mine:
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
I've started with the easy cut and stick Rubikon.
But I reckon I'll have to have a go at trying somethng more exotic and original like the earlier posts on here.
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
After I made a pinhole camera "Pistachio", I did a lot of refinement.
I adjusted the focal lenght to the image circle I can get from my pinhole, and eliminated all light leaks.
This is "Pistachio Mark II".
Now I am very satisfied with the result.
Originally posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
surgeon24hrs edited this topic 26 months ago.
|
|
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
One uses a 4x6" piece of Iford RC Paper, the other uses a 5x7"
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Foamcore pinhole for 4X5 sheet film. I found the instructions for making this camera here: Foamcore Camera.
and the first picture i took with it.
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Small oatmeal canister & a frappuccino lid. I had to gaffer tape the lid since it was thin, white plastic. I can change the pinhole just by changing out the frap lid!
Originally posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
♥ Susan ♥ edited this topic 26 months ago.
|
|
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/foofee/4549627498/]
Posted 26 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Drawing for the camera
Posted 25 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Totally new in this pinhole world.. I leave you my first baby:
Posted 25 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/stiansormo/4577751305/]
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/stiansormo/4581264120/]
Posted 25 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
my "paper box" and below my first test
Posted 25 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
my pinholaroid:
Posted 24 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
here's my potato_digger :)
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/40275071@N02/4690617937/]
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/40275071@N02/4690618017/]
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/40275071@N02/4685340926/]
Originally posted 24 months ago.
(permalink)
zipper8010 edited this topic 24 months ago.
|
|
My 6x9 pinhole camera:
-Focal lenght: 30mm
-Pinhole diameter: 0.2mm
-F/stop: 150
Posted 24 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
Pinhole Prints [deleted] says:
This is a great topic. I love to see all the different cameras. Very creative.
[http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinholeprints/4736391984/]
Posted 23 months ago.
(permalink)
|
|
6x10ish wide angle
Posted 23 months ago.
(permalink)
|
Homemade Pinhole /
Discuss
![Anamorphic pinhole by [dragos]](http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2522/4028279601_cbaa784e15_m.jpg)
Feed – Subscribe to Homemade Pinhole discussion threads
