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Published: 2006-05-10 21:57:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 4694; Favourites: 83; Downloads: 32
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I used a pinhole camera made from a Quaker oatmeal canister. Used a piece of photo paper as my film then developed and scanned.Related content
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I've always loved this pinhole style of photography, this corner picture is one of the compositions I've always thougnt I'd do myself.
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This is absolutely fantastic. I'm actually learning how to do this in my photography class at the moment. I'm so much looking forward to trying it out!
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Wouldn't you get a negative if you just used photo paper? Was it a special type?
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You're right. It was a negative, but when I scanned it into the computer I inverted it to get a positive image. Other than that nothing is edited.
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Ah, well it came out great
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Pinhole. 
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do u have any site bout pinhole tutorial??
including how to developed it..
i really want to do it..
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Sorry, I don't. I learned how to develop prints then sorted experimented with pinhole stuff until I got it right.
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Wow. That's cool. I like it, it looks kind of surreal. It's pretty, though.
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Very interesting shot. Love the grid.. I've yet to take any shots with a curved pinhole camera. I should try someday.
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Wowsers thats cool ^_^ I wish I had that luck with pinhole cameras xD
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thanks 
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^^ Yea I know but wow is it hard to get into a good darkroom environment arouind here
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You right. A good darkroom is hard to find. I'm lucky to be able to use the darkroom that is in my school. Good luck with finding one.
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I could use my schools darkroom but then again >.> it gets crowded in there
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i'm trying to make a pinhole camera out of a pringles canister. So do I only make cut one square in the middle and place my foil with the pinhole in that area?
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Yes. That is exactly what you do.
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you still gotta show me how to make a pinhole camera almondjoy.
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pinhole sucker here
i love 
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d00d everyone likes your pinhole pic i should post mine
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film club is going to the darkroom on monday so maybe mr. parrish will let us do it then.
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let us do what?
you're behind me right now.
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oh sweet
should i bring something?
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you should bring an oatmeal can i'll bring one tomorrow to show you
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oatmeal can? hm weird. i dont know if i have one
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Absolutely amazing! I wish I knew how to make one of those! A wonderful and uniquely angled shot!
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thank you. it's real easy to make your own pinhole camera, there are directions all over the internet. i wouldn't do it unless you have access to a darkroom, it's necessary to develop the photo. however it's something i think everyone should try at least once.
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you have to show me how to do that~!!!!!!!!!!!
this picture is brilliant
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thanks
i would love to help you
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yayy! thanks tony.
we should make it a date
first, you can teach me your masterful ways of pinhole cameras.
soon following with a few cups of tea (& you'll have a choice between English or Japanese tea since I enjoy both (and if you don't like tea, then you can act like you're taking sips of tea)).
and then enjoying chocolat covered biscottis while discuss how beautiful the weather is.
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I love Japanese tea. I can't wait.
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