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Step 9Results/ Go Crazy!
These are two exposures (one multiple exposures) of things I took with an identical camera I made. I used Kodak 200 Gold, I think. I haven't processed the ones from the camera pictured in the Instructable. They were both about 7 second exposures, so use that for a judge if you wish.
It will be very difficult for your local film processing place to make prints of these pictures, so it will be much more effective (and cheaper) if you ask for just the negatives to be processed.
Then scan them in with a negative scanner (or a regular scanner and some Photoshop skills).
If this project works out well for you, please FEEL FREE to go crazy and make some other weird pinhole extravaganza.
Medium format film? Why not?
Maybe use a cigarette box instead of a juice box?
Just have fun. Taking pictures is wonderful.
Good Luck!
It will be very difficult for your local film processing place to make prints of these pictures, so it will be much more effective (and cheaper) if you ask for just the negatives to be processed.
Then scan them in with a negative scanner (or a regular scanner and some Photoshop skills).
If this project works out well for you, please FEEL FREE to go crazy and make some other weird pinhole extravaganza.
Medium format film? Why not?
Maybe use a cigarette box instead of a juice box?
Just have fun. Taking pictures is wonderful.
Good Luck!
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Alcohol + photography - inhibitions = awesome.