Re: Zero 6x9 pinhole

Thanks for your good words. What I can said is thanks to those who own our
cameras. Thanks to all your supports.

One more thing I can tell is there is more than 15 layers of hand paint
lacquer for the finishing, all layers are applied by hand brush, not air
spray gun. The ancient coloring and finishing method we adapted is now all
wooden industry (or wooden product factory) will not use again because of
the expensive production cost!!

Sorry I don't know what you mean "stuff sack"? It seems we don't have a sack
comes with the camera, is you mean the bubble-wrap? Now we got some camera
owners ask for this sack!...... It seems I must design one now....:-)
Thanks again.

If anyone who still don't have a pinhole camera, don't hestitate to get one
(or make one), the pinhole world is wonderful!
Let's come together to enjoy it and celebrate at the 2nd Worldwide Pinhole
Photography day at http://www.pinholeday.org

Zernike

D.Alfrey wrote:
> I strongly advise you to go ahead and buy the Zero Image Multi Format
pinhole
> camera for several reasons , all of which if you buy will come to agree is
> worth the money . I have one, and have used it quite a lot , and the
quality
> is such that I am readying to buy Zero Image's 4X5 even though I have
other
> 4X5 pinhole cameras.
>
> The camera itself is in my not so humble opinion is an objet d' art alone.
> its simplicity alone is amazing , but then arent all pinholes simple ? :-)
> The craftmanship shows , and I quite often show it off , like one would a
> new toy .
>
> Zernike Au who owns Zero Image sends the camera in a nice stuff sack, ,
but I
> also protect mine from scratches by inserting it in a thick wool sock, for
> added bump and scratch protection .
>
>
> (Sorry, Zernike , if you are reading this plug for your works)<blush>, but
I
> cant say enough good things about this camera, and I am usually given to
> skepticism , and if others who own a Zero Image, be it the 6X6 , the Multi
> Format, or the newer 4x5 version , I suspect you will find few detractors
> from these cameras , Yes, seemingly the 200 dollar price might well seem
> high to you initially, but once you have the cameras in your hands , you
will
> see it was well worth it. , but think of it this way, quality items well
> crafted always carry a price, Ask anyone who would be willing to sell
theirs,
> and you would have few if any sellers I suspect , you can have my Zero
Image
> Multi Format , when you rip it from my dead cold fingers !!!!!!
>
Received on Sun Mar 10 21:33:00 2002