ROBERTSON,TRAVIS J writes:
> I also might be getting a reflection
> from my pinhole because I did not want to pant it black, because they say it
> will mess up your hole, so this could be a problem. To tried to get around
> this problem by using electrical tape to cover as much of the metal I could.
> I bet that light could reflect off of the tape.
Yes, electrical tape is pretty shiny and I'd avoid it on a camera's
interior. To mask my pinholes, I use gaffers tape, which has a nice
matte, non-reflective surface. Regular duct tape is shiny enough to
worry me, too.
I also found an interesting tool a month or so ago: a hole punch with
a rotating head, so that different sized holes can be punched from the
same tool. I punch a small -- 1/8" -- hole in the center of a piece of
gaffers and use the tape to either secure the brass in place or to back
up and seal the edges of a glue bond.
--Eric
Received on Tue Aug 13 12:06:00 2002
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