4 x 5 New Large Format Pinhole Camera
8BANNERS PINHOLE CAMERAS4 x 5 New Large Format Pinhole Camera
Specifications:
Size: 165x140x35mm
Net Weight: 600g
Material: Ulin Wood
Pinhole Diameter: 0.2mm
Focal Length: 30mm
Angle of View: 135 Degree
Aperture: F150
Format: 4x5
Film: 4x5
Description:
Hand-made wooden pinhole camera. This is a 4x5 large camera made of ulin wood and equipped with a metal shutter and a view finder.
This camera takes standard film back, but please note that the film back is not included. The laser-drilled pinhole is only 0.2mm in diameter which means it could take tac-sharp photos.
There is a spirit level on top of the camera to ensure horizontal. Realizing that a pinhole camera is usually used on a tripod, the metal tripod mounts are designed for extra endurance. At the top of the camera, a exposure dial is built to ensure correct exposures. The dial has already taken law of reciprocity failure into account.
The 4x5 camera is housed in a beautiful wooden box which can be conveniently converted into a large format photographic paper pinhole camera. You just need to screw the logo out and replace it with the "T" shutter then you have anohter camera to play with.
For more information about the cameras and images made by them, please visit www.flickr.com/photos/8banners or write to banner8pinhole@yahoo.com
8BANNERS PINHOLE CAMERAS
Description:
Hand-made wooden pinhole camera. This is a 4x5 large camera made of ulin wood and equipped with a metal shutter and a view finder.
This camera takes standard film back, but please note that the film back is not included. The laser-drilled pinhole is only 0.2mm in diameter which means it could take tac-sharp photos.
There is a spirit level on top of the camera to ensure horizontal. Realizing that a pinhole camera is usually used on a tripod, the metal tripod mounts are designed for extra endurance. At the top of the camera, a exposure dial is built to ensure correct exposures. The dial has already taken law of reciprocity failure into account.
The 4x5 camera is housed in a beautiful wooden box which can be conveniently converted into a large format photographic paper pinhole camera. You just need to screw the logo out and replace it with the "T" shutter then you have anohter camera to play with.
For more information about the cameras and images made by them, please visit www.flickr.com/photos/8banners or write to banner8pinhole@yahoo.com