Re: New pinhole portfolios on my website

Hi Matti--

Thanks for looking at my work and the nice comments.

I suppose if you put a pinhole over a lens, it wouldn't be a true
pinhole, but might be worth trying. I think the lens would still affect
the depth of field? Has anyone on the list ever done this? Other than
that, if you have or can get your hands on a 35mm camera with removable
lens, you can mount a pinhole in a spare bodycap with a hole drilled in
it. I have done that with my digital Olympus E-Volt E500; I have one cap
with a pinhole and another with a pinhole sieve mounted in it.

Or you could make a pinhole camera; there are many websites out there
that give very good detailed instructions.

Thanks again--

Jan

Matti Koskinen wrote:

> Great pictures, made me want to grab a pinhole camera again.
> Really nice!
>
> As I don't have a dslr, but Dimage a200, what would come out, if I
> attach a pinhole in front of the lens? The images might lack the
> dreamy quality because of the lens, but a small pinhole may give an
> infinite depth-of-field?

-- 
Fine art photography of Jan Kapoor at www.jankapoor.net
Pinhole, large format, alternative printing processes and digital.
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