[pure-silver] Re: Was emulsion-to-go... Now: You can find examples in some pinhole books....
- From: Brian Reynolds <reynolds@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Oct 2004 14:18:17 -0400
Ray Rogers wrote:
> > Several people have made rooms light tight, painted the walls with
> > liquid emulsion, cut a hole in a window shade to let in some
> > light, and then plugged the whole and developed the room.
> > Literally a camera obscura. You can find examples in some pinhole
> > books.
>
> Do you have any specific referances?
I just dug up my second edition copy of Renner's "Pinhole Photography:
Rediscovering a Historic Technique". It shows someone making a camera
obscura (no photo emultion on the walls). I know I've seen articles
about actually painting a room with photo emultion, but most of my
photo books are still boxed up from a recent move.
> (BTW, I have seen a car done up that way)
"Adventures With Pinhole and Home-Made Cameras" shows a van converted
into a large pinhole camera.
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