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As a huge departure from all the technical stuff I woder if anyone has tried this by taking the lens off and replacing with a pinhole on a card. Just for fun of course.
Not having a DSLR but a purpose built 5x4 that I have fun with. I was just curious.
Ken
Not tried it with digital, but I have done it with 35mm (Zenit E with a T2 mount (modified to accept card pin-holes) which gives an approximate effective focal length of about 45mm.
I just tried it with my 20D, its a bit out of focus.. ok a lot out of focus..
I used a black piece of paper with a hole aboud 1mm in diameter and a 2x magnification glass
pinhole picture
Quote: It maybe me but why would you want to?
This is purely out of interest and fun, something that explores other possibilities aside from the usual. The same could be said about coating your own paper or using POP (printing out paper) to create an image. There are some that loath photography as a pastime and take to drawing in the belief that it is truly creative. My curiousity was how digital would respond, and now I know. You could say it is all part of the Alternative Process.
Ken
I read about a company that will laser drill holes in body caps. You send them a cap and they will drill it for you.
Quote: It maybe me but why would you want to?
Why wouldn't you?
What's wrong with trying out daft ideas?
That's what makes life interesting.
It doesn't do any harm to go back to basics occasionally, there's always something to learn!
Someone probably said that about the first digital photo.
In fact some of still do! LoL
"...a company that will laser drill holes in body caps. You send them a cap and they will drill it for you."
I wonder what is a fair price for a hole ? Reminds me of the old line about the Black and Decker salesman who went to the top when he realised that people didn't buy his products because they wanted 3/4 inch bits, what they wanted was 3/4 inch holes.
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