In-camera double exposures made with an Ondu 135 pinhole camera.
Buy it here: https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10585035-mirrorworlds
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In-camera double exposures made with an Ondu 135 pinhole camera.
Buy it here: https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10585035-mirrorworlds
Since first introduced in the 1930s, coatings have given photographers tough, reflection-free, contrasty lenses. And the same technology can be applied to the holes in pinhole cameras.
But is it worth it? Coating can add a degree of scratch resistance to a hole, but does it make a real-word difference to image quality?
Here’s a direct comparison between a coated and an uncoated hole – with science and images – so you can decide for yourself.
Continue reading “Pinhole photography: Coated and uncoated holes compared”Good news! Well, news.
I’ve re-jigged my ‘City and Flowers’ zine – pinhole photos of flowers and Birmingham.
It’s now got:
* More pictures
* Less price – it’s only £5.50
Follow the link for a preview: https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10175648-city-and-flowers-3
News! This zine has been reissued: https://blog.dankspangle.com/re-issued-improved-city-and-flowers-zine
My new book (well, more of a zine), City and Flowers.
Photos of a city (Birmingham) and flowers (roses, carnations, gerbera, and others) taken with an ONDU pinhole camera.
You can get it here: https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/10175648-city-and-flowers-3
My new favourite river, the River Rae, Digbeth, Birmingham. Photographed with an Ondu 6×17 pinhole camera.