Hi--
I have experienced the 'real' digital pinhole, with a Canon D30 and a very
rough home-made pinhole from a coke can pasted on the front. worked quite well
with long exposures and flashes--
www.meggould.netfirms.com
or meggould.netfirms.com/index2.html if you have a fast connection--flash and
i haven't really optimized the image size yet, so it's a bit slow....but
nicer.
i also threw some pinhole animations i did up there--they are very simple but
the idea was amusing. anyway, i do both 'traditional' and digital pinholes,
and find the anachronistic use of digital technologies and a coke-can lens to
be quite satisfying...
it is getting one's hands dirty, just in a different way.
meggan gould
Received on Tue Dec 10 14:02:35 2002
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