Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2011

[Genster]

Today I uploaded this photo:

The url is: http://www.pinholeday.org/gallery/2011/index.php?id=1520

 

[thelps]

Genster, nice vantage point, thanks for the reminder. I was considering a pinhole "lens" for my m43. The images certainly have a certain charm to them.

 

[Genster]

Genster, nice vantage point, thanks for the reminder. I was considering a pinhole "lens" for my m43. The images certainly have a certain charm to them.

Yes, pinhole is a total different ballgame :lol:

 

[thelps]

Genster, nice vantage point, thanks for the reminder. I was considering a pinhole "lens" for my m43. The images certainly have a certain charm to them.

Yes, pinhole is a total different ballgame :lol:

I guess I should add, I may need to take my tripod when using a pinhole lens. How long was the exposure for your image above?

 

[Genster]

Genster, nice vantage point, thanks for the reminder. I was considering a pinhole "lens" for my m43. The images certainly have a certain charm to them.

Yes, pinhole is a total different ballgame :lol:

I guess I should add, I may need to take my tripod when using a pinhole lens. How long was the exposure for your image above?

I can't tell because there is no shutter speed setting on the camera. I think I hold the release button for about 1 second.
I did not take my tripod with me, but I could use a wooden pole to set up my camera

 

[Athena]

Wow Genster! I love the effects in this picture. Wonderful .

 

[Genster]

Wow Genster! I love the effects in this picture. Wonderful .

Thank you Athena

 

[forward]

Genster, would you share with us what is the pin-hole camera you used?
What is the size of the digital sensor?

 

[odklizec]

Very nice pinhole shot Rene! Thanks for sharing it!

You know what guys? The GXR M module should finally enable the Ricoh users to explore the world of pinhole photography! I guess there will be required some sort of adapter (to make the camera to think there is a lens attached). But it should not be a serious problem and then we will able to join the pinhole adventure So the M mount module could be good creative tool even for those who don't own any M mount lens. Can't wait to try it.

 

[Genster]

Genster, would you share with us what is the pin-hole camera you used?
What is the size of the digital sensor?

Hi forward,
I used a Holga 135PC, and it's not a digital camera:

 

[Genster]

Very nice pinhole shot Rene! Thanks for sharing it!

Thanks Pavel!

You know what guys? The GXR M module should finally enable the Ricoh users to explore the world of pinhole photography! I guess there will be required some sort of adapter (to make the camera to think there is a lens attached). But it should not be a serious problem and then we will able to join the pinhole adventure So the M mount module could be good creative tool even for those who don't own any M mount lens. Can't wait to try it.

Can't wait to see the results

 

[forward]

Here is one picture which I took sometime ago with the Robert Rigby Pinhole Camera.
Then I used the G2 to copy the 5x4 negative.
http://www.bobrigby.com/brochures/pinhole_inst5x4.pdf

 

[Genster]

Here is one picture which I took sometime ago with the Robert Rigby Pinhole Camera.
Then I used the G2 to copy the 5x4 negative.
http://www.bobrigby.com/brochures/pinhole_inst5x4.pdf

Great picture, and thanks for the link