Re: RE: What do you like about pinholes/pinhole

Hi Malin,

I only know of Ilfochrome paper ...which would, of course, be
color--but it would give you a one of a kind image. Trickier, I guess,
with exposure, and I think you'd have to use a filter (yellow?) to
offset the longer exposures and what would probably be a resulting blue
image..
On Oct 27, 2004, at 5:12 AM, Malin Fabbri wrote:

> Hi all!
> Thank you very much for all the feedback. Much appreciated. One final
> question...
> I made some pinholes at the weekend with a camera I constructed too.
> I used Illford developing paper... the boring thing is that i get a
> negative image, so I have to scan it in and revers it to make it
> nice... apart from that I loved the depth of field and the quality of
> the image.
> I wanted to avoid using film, and having too many steps of developing
> and printing before getting the final image. Sheet film is also very
> expensive. Does anyone know of a paper that makes a positive image?
> Or any other way of getting a postitive image instantly... without
> using an expensive polaroid backing...
> Regards,
> Malin
>
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