Re: construction question

Chris is the best one to answer this question, but if I remember correctly, a
pinhole will sweep out a 120 degree field. This means that you will need to
overlap the two with this in mind. Perhaps the best plan might be to make a
guess at 100 degrees (or whatever other number you wish) and make the camera
from foam core. That will allow you to try different things until you find
what works best for you.

Cheers -

george

--- peter <peter@peterpinhole.com> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am about to make a camera from an old 120-film bellows camera.
> The image size is 6x9 cm, and I want the pinholes to be somewhat angled
> towards each other. This is a rough sketch:
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/79021423@N00/485124809/
>
> Sort of a Pinhole Blender, but way much simpler.
> My question is: which are the preferred distances (A and B on the sketch), in
> order to make images that blend into each other?
> I don't want the middle section to be too light, nor too underexposed.
>
> Help wanted!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> peter
>
> Web gallery: www.peterpinhole.com
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