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Pinhole/coronograph pointing control system integration and noise reduction analysis (BER report) by Michael Greene, 1981
Pinhole photographs: [exhibition] February 4-March 1, 1986, Bertha Urdang Gallery by Marianne Engberg, 1986
Pinhole Bodyscapes: Pinhole Camera Color Nude Photographs by George Arthur Lareau, 2010-07-13
How-To Make Three corrugated 8x10 Pinhole Cameras: Wide-angle, Normal, Telephoto by Anita Chernewski, 1999-04-15
Pin registration and masking: How to build your own pin registration system and how to make masks for photo composites by Tom Skrivan, 1989
The Pinhole Camera: A Practical How-To Book for Making Pinhole Cameras and Images (Volume 1) by Brian J. Krummel, 2009-10-15
The Visionary Pinhole by Lauren Smith, 1985-12
I Spy Pinhole Eye by Philip Gross, 2009-10-07
Imaging Beyond the Pinhole Camera (Computational Imaging and Vision)
Camera Obscura by Abelardo Morell, Luc Sante, 2004-09-01
Martha Casanave: Explorations Along an Imaginary Coastline by David Bayles, 2006-09-25
One Room Schoolhouses of Arkansas As Seen Through a Pinhole by Thomas Harding, 1993-04
Ocean Pinholes: Photographs by Darius Kuzmickas by Darius Kuzmickas, 2006-06-01
La Vida Brinca

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Pinhole Camera Reading
A Discourse on pinhole photography and how to make pinhole cameras. Fortunately, with pinhole photography you won t have to wait long.
http://acept.la.asu.edu/PiN/rdg/camera/camera.shtml

Extractions: Robert Alber Taking pictures with a pinhole camera is one of the simplest forms of the photographic process. But wonderfully, making and using a pinhole camera provides the student with an understanding and appreciation for not only photography, but human physiology, chemistry, light physics, mathematics, art and possibly, a little magic. All cameras, from the most sophisticated to the pinhole, rely on the same elementary principles, performing in similar fashion to the human eye .Like your eyes, the camera needs light to operate. Light moves into the eye through the pupil a hole that is made smaller or larger by the iris Light gets into the camera through a hole called an aperture that is made larger or smaller by a diaphragm . The camera can also shut out all light with a shutter , similar to closing your eyelids, or opening them to let the light pass. Recall what happens when you enter a movie theater on a sunny afternoon. It takes some time for your eyes to adjust to the low light. At first you cannot see anything, but soon you began to make out objects and within a short time you can see pretty well, even in that darkened room. This is much like a camera making a long exposure in low light. The diaphragm opens as wide as it can to allow maximum illumination. For your eyes, the iris opens wide. The eye's
Pinhole Doug
Various pinhole photography projects.
http://www.tansaku.com/doug/pinhole/opening.htm
Pinhole Photography
pinhole photography pinhole photography, pinhole photography pinhole photography pinhole photography, pinhole photography, pinhole photography Authors
http://www.zonezero.com/exposiciones/fotografos/estenopo/
Steve Irvine - Pinhole Camera Photography
pinhole photography web site for Canadian potter, Steve Irvine.
http://www.steveirvine.com/pinhole/

Extractions: I use several cameras for black and white photography, each has its own characteristics. One camera has three pinholes that project an overlapping image on to the film (photo paper actually) which is wrapped around a cylindrical film holder. Another two cameras are made of high fired stoneware. One was made from a metal can. There is a separate page that has details about my cameras
Steve Irvine - Pinhole Camera Photography - Cameras
pinhole photography web site for Canadian potter, Steve Irvine.
http://www.steveirvine.com/pinhole/cameras.html

Extractions: I use several very different cameras for my pinhole camera photography. Some of the black and white photos are made with an odd homemade camera that has three shutters and a curved film plane. Each shutter points in a different direction and the images overlap on the film. I wanted to have a camera that would create a radically different type of image from our usual perspective, to open up new creative possibilities, and to make the most of the inherent characteristics of a pinhole camera. A flat plane film holder can also be inserted behind the middle shutter to make more conventional images with the side shutters closed. The film used in the black and white cameras is actually a 5 x 8 inch piece of photo paper. This makes a large negative that is scanned and inverted into a positive image. Black and white photo paper is not designed to be used this way, so its response to coloured light adds another unusual dimension to the image. The colour images are made with regular 35 mm colour negative film.
Pinhole Photography
pinhole photography. (This page under construction. Check later for an explanation of what pinhole photography has to do with perspective and geometry.)
http://www.math.csusb.edu/faculty/susan/pinhole.html

Extractions: Math questions: What shapes are the globes on the lamp in the photograph? What shape are they in real life? How big are those plants in the foreground in real life? Why does everything look so distorted? Answers will show up eventually here, or send e-mail to addington@gallium.csusb.edu amera. Our camera is an imported Venetian biscotti tin (Baicoli). The inside is spray-painted matte black. A biggish hole was drilled in the center of the lid. A square of heavy aluminum foil (from a disposable cookie sheet) with a pinhole in it is taped over the drilled hole, using electrician's tape. The pinhole is the lens of the camera. The shutter is a piece of the foil paper that film comes in. There are pieces of tape on the shutter to hold it up or down, as appropriate. The film is black-and-white print paper. It is held in place (in principle) by two strips of black cardboard glued to the inside of the camera. Although the lid seemed to fit tightly, it wasn't lightproof (our first pictures were all white). These light leaks are covered by a strip of black felt held on with a strip of elastic. To change the "film", you need either a darkroom or a changing bag. When the film is developed, you get a negative, from which you can make a contact print.
DIGITAL PINHOLE - [movingsight.com] 25-Oct-04
Digital pinhole photography using a Kodak DC3200.
http://www.movingsight.com/pinhole/

Extractions: Kodak DC3200 PAGE Next You can look at the result directry with digital cameras. Someone may say there is no appearance, but I don't think so. Someday I want tell you why, without words, with photographs. See also: DIGITAL INFRARED OPTICAL LENS ATELIER Sites of Great Pinhole Masters sz[Ê^ jÊ^ (Pinhole Photograph) tHgM[ by pinhole lens Artistic Photography Forum
Pinhole Photography
pinhole photography. pinhole photography. A pinhole camera is the simplest camera there is. It only consists of a lighttight box with a piece of film
http://www.kosara.net/photo/pinhole.html

Extractions: Fun A pinhole camera is the simplest camera there is. It only consists of a light-tight box with a piece of film or photographic paper inside, and a small hole to let light in. Pinhole cameras have very interesting properties that make them very different from cameras with lenses, and should be used accordingly. If you expose a piece of film to light without a lens or pinhole, you don't get an image. This is because every point on the film is reached by light from different directions, so the information in these light rays is mixed in that spot. You have to find a way to map each point on the film to a point in the world, only then you get a picture. This is what a pinhole does: It only lets one single ray of light hit every spot on the film (in theory, anyway), and blocks out all the others. So the light rays paint an image, one ray per point.
Peter's Pinhole Page
pinhole photography. or, how to use a REALLY cheap camera Many people have emailed me to ask how to get started with pinhole photography.
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/3603/pinhole.html

Extractions: Many people have emailed me to ask how to get started with pinhole photography. Finally, I have taken the time to put together some instructions. They are at the bottom of the page. First, a comic strip! The first pinhole camera I remember seeing was a Kodak cartridge pinhole camera that a teacher made when I was in first grade. It wasn't until 1994 that I started to make my own, beginning with the film canister camera which took the picture at left. I made a hole in the film canister with a paper punch. I made a pinhole in a piece of heavy foil, then mounted the foil on the canister with electrician's tape in such a way that the pinhole was in the center of the larger punched hole. In a light-tight bag, I cut a three-inch piece of Kodak Ektachrome Elite 100 slide film and put it along the inside of the film canister opposite the pinhole. I put the lid on the film canister, and voila! A camera! The picture at left was exposed for about 15 minutes. I now have several film-can cameras, though I find it inconvenient to try to develop 3-inch strips of film. If you can find an old SLR body (cheapest is best... how 'bout a
Memoire Floue - Guy Glorieux Photographe
Straight, digital, and softly focused, color pinhole photography.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/guy.glorieux/
Pinhole Photography By Ray DiCecca
I came across pinhole photography and was fascinated by the visceral/surrealistic quality of the photographs and images. Most people build their own pinhole
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/7104/

Extractions: I have dabbled in photography since grade school and recently became involved with pinhole photography purely by accident while surfing through Yahoo!'s photography category. I came across pinhole photography and was fascinated by the visceral/surrealistic quality of the photographs and images. M ost people build their own pinhole cameras but you can also buy them as well. The images below were taken with the Robert Rigby 4x5 pinhole camera , Kevin Finney 4x5 Pinhole/Zoneplate camera (pictured above). and a Leica M6 fitted with a Kevin Finney pinhole body cap. F T hanks for visiting - I'll be adding more images over time. - Ray Photography and Site Design by Ray DiCecca
Boxocam_home
Black and white pinhole photography from Berlin, Sevilla, San Francisco and other locations. Ghost train photos, galleries of experimental works and 2005 photo art calendar.
http://www.boxocam.de/en-boxocam/en-index.htm
Pinhole Photography Ring
pinhole photography RingA site dedicated to traditional pinhole photography. The gallery section features Pinhole, A discussion group created purely for pinhole photography.
http://www.ringsurf.com/netring?ring=pinholephotography;id=3;action=list
Edo Photos - Edward Levinson$B!!(J(JPinhole Photography
Personal web site of Edward Levinson, specializing in fine art and editorial pinhole photography.
http://www.edophoto.com/
Photography Pinhole Products And Prices By Lenox Laser, Your Photo Pinhole Sourc
Pinholephotos.com, pinhole photography Products and Prices.
http://www.lenoxlaser.com/pinholephotography/pinhole_photography_prices.html

Extractions: DESCRIPTION: Diameter: Thickness: Centering: Circularity: Material: 300-Series SS Lenox Laser Pinholes deliver premium pinhole photographs by using a thin steel substrate, and ultra-precise laser drilling. Each pinhole is inspected in production, post-production, and final inspected to triple-insure the quality and precision of each piece. Your Photo Pinhole comes mounted to an 18mm black anodized Aluminum mounting disc. Laser-drilled pinholes of this caliber will produce high quality diffraction patterns and uncommonly sharp pinhole photographs . The difference is clearly seen, laser-drilled holes are the best for pinhole photography!
Pinhole Photography Gallery By Lenox Laser
pinhole photography Products and Gallery by Lenox Laser.
http://www.lenoxlaser.com/pinholephotography/pinhole_photography_gallery2004a.ht
Pinhole Photography By Mieko Tadokoro
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http://www5a.biglobe.ne.jp/~m-tado/
PINHOLE Photography
pinhole photography, pictures taken with selfbuilt pinhole cameras. Pictures, camera's, extra information
http://users.skynet.be/bef/pinhole
Pinhole Photography,
PhotoLinks Photography Network features over 10000 photography web site listings, along with extensive howto articles, book suggestions and galleries,
http://www.photolinks.com/Pinhole_Photography.html

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Pinhole Photography,
PhotoLinks Photography Network features over 10000 photography web site listings, along with extensive howto articles, book suggestions and galleries,
http://www.photolinks.com/Pinhole_Photography.html?page=2

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