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cool! thanks for that info! I think I copy/pasted this from a site the other day but now I don't remember where, it was the sewing needles conversion:
4, .90mm
5, .80mm
6, .73mm
7, .66mm
8, .58mm
9, .51mm
10, .46mm
11, .40mm
12, .35mm
13, .33mm
14, .30mm
16, .25mm
does it seem right?
j e s s i c a | d i t t m e r
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by the way, I did buy the 120 ansco color clipper that has a non-working shutter. film winders all work.
cool green color ...LOL!
j e s s i c a | d i t t m e r
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[QUOTE=Jeff Searust;1136581]I turned a beat up Isolette into a pinhole --- The entire front of the camera-- bellows, lens, door, everything ends up being removed-- the front of the camera is covered with foamcore and a pinhole--- the size of the hole was f128, and covers 6x6 fine. I have a filter ring epoxyed to foamcore to put a lenscap on the outside and a brass pinhole in the center
I did the same thing with a Kodak Cartridge Premo 6x9 folder, except I used the bed closed as my front surface to mount the pinhole on. It's a nice wide angle, but doesn't quite cover the whole 6x9 frame. I like the look, so I'm not going to worry about changing it. This was taken about 4' from the snowshoes:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rjbuzzclick/5409528030/
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That's cool Reid! I may hit a flea market here in the next town today to see what they have laying around too....heeheheeheee!
j e s s i c a | d i t t m e r
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 Originally Posted by JessicaDittmer
cool! thanks for that info! I think I copy/pasted this from a site the other day but now I don't remember where, it was the sewing needles conversion:
4, .90mm
5, .80mm
6, .73mm
7, .66mm
8, .58mm
9, .51mm
10, .46mm
11, .40mm
12, .35mm
13, .33mm
14, .30mm
16, .25mm
does it seem right?
Those seem right. I made some with oatmeal canisters and used #10 needles. I also have a magnifying loupe that has measurements inside the view so I could aim for .46mm. I used one of the online calculators to figure out what would work well (it's about 5" diameter in an oatmeal can).
To find the right needle, I went to Joann's with the list above and found a variety pack of needles that included a couple that I thought were possible.
That camera looks like it'd be a nice pinhole.
Bethe
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I have an old Agfa Box camera that I'd like to convert to a pinhole. Is that a good idea or should I look elsewhere for a better alternative?
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