my pin hole camera pictures

[holderbeam]

kk made a pin hole camera withj a shoe box only got one good picture and here it is

 

[1986]

This is really cool! Great job. I've always wanted to try this. It looks like a double exposer infrared.

 

[ErectedGryphon]

Comes out better if you invert it with PS, this is a negative.

 

[holderbeam]

Comes out better if you invert it with PS, this is a negative.

How do i do that i just chucked it in developer,stop,stick,wash and scanned it in??

 

[newrmdmike]

well . . . in darkroom you can do a contact print, and in photoshop you can . . . do this open your file, press "command+i" or in windows cntrl + i or something, then save it as a new name or over it or whatev.

 

[holderbeam]

ooo right i get ya cheers heres the invert looks alot more like a normal photo now

 

[ErectedGryphon]

See, now you got a work of art there

 

[J.Kendall]

Looks pretty nice. I've wanted to try making a pin-hole camera for a while now, just never found the time.

 

[Loki]

great job! Those are so much fun

 

[JMLPictures]

Ill have to try that. I am getting my DR setup here soon! Can't WAIT!!!

Josh

 

[holderbeam]

Ill have to try that. I am getting my DR setup here soon! Can't WAIT!!!

Josh

yeah its so fun and simple just paint the inside of the box black and place the paper in there and get to shooting

 

[matfoster]

ooo right i get ya cheers heres the invert looks alot more like a normal photo now

good fun. how long was the exposure?

 

[holderbeam]

i used a shoe box so maybe about 2 minutes?? but dnt quote me on tht it was 2 years ago

 

[matfoster]

ok thanks. i put a pinhole in my DSLR bodycap.

 

[terri]

Nice job!

I moved this thread over to the Alternative processes forum, since this is the kind of work that fits here.

Hope to see you do more of these!