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amnesiak1978 48 months ago | reply
great idea, thanks for sharing!
giacomo . 46 months ago | reply
wow, thanks for sharing
__rou 41 months ago | reply
hey, im using a pinhole camera with f150 and fuji100 film, ive calculated exposure times but need to add time for reciprocity failiure but dont know what facctor to multiply the numbers by, do you have any advice you could give me? cheers
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_nod 39 months ago | reply
This is brilliant, thank you!
maryjteraji 38 months ago | reply
This is awesome, but I don't understand... I thought polaroid film wasn't being made anymore? where do you get it?
amalia chimera 38 months ago | reply
You know, if you shoot the photo by putting a whole pack into the pinhole, you can then put the pack into any camera and it will eject it, thinking it's a darkslide, and therefore running the photo through rollers and developing it for you. For all the people who don't have a spare set of jaws from an SX70, this would be helpful! I guess it would mean the photo is closer to the pinhole and change some measurements, but thanks to the mr. pinhole that would be easy to calculate.
I'm making a pinhole for peel-apart and was hoping to find out about the reciprocity failure, too, but it looks like that's not here. :( But it will be fun to test out this on 600 film, since I never use it and you've already done all the math for us!
Zoomfreaky 35 months ago | reply
Coollll! Thanx a lot for this tutorial!
chocomento 34 months ago | reply
Great idea!! :D
ohmynezzy 32 months ago | reply
do you think there's any other film paper aside from polaroid 600 we can use?
tigertimby 30 months ago | reply
This is really cool (:
I don't have any 600 film left, but I have loads of spectra film.
Do you know if this would work well with spectra?
sheilawesome 29 months ago | reply
this is so sick.
shwinny 27 months ago | reply
Um, where exactly can I find the tutorial? All I can see is the picture...:(
spDuchamp 27 months ago | reply
The tutorial is the first comment on the photo.
zoebe 25 months ago | reply
I tried this 3x with Polaroid 300 film but never got anything besides chemical stains :-/ any idea what I might be doing wrong?
azreeceli 24 months ago | reply
how to take out the polaroid paper?
lilcalichick86 21 months ago | reply
say i could finagle some kind of attachment "pinhole lens" to put on my polaroid 300 camera lens when taking certain pictures. would this not work at all because of the need for prolonged exposure or is it possible that i would get some cool effects? just a thought....
Ninhas Machado 17 months ago | reply
I was thinking on doing the opposite thing. I have a polaroid 600 and the paper (www.the-impossible-project.com) is a bit expensive for me. I do have at home a amplifier (for develop black and white pictures at home) and sensitive-light paper... so I was thinking I can put the paper in the polaroid and take a picture with it (most like a pinhole camera but using de polaroid with the flash and so... Of course I have to be extra carefull to shield it from the light because of light sensitivity to not burn it and then to a dark room to develop but do you think this could work?
emiltps 17 months ago | reply
Thanks for posting this on flickr!
Dianne Acaso 5 months ago | reply
this is by far the coolest diy ever! can't wait to try this one! :D
Clara Beatriz. 4 months ago | reply
i'm absolutely going to try this! awesome!