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Dayne Adams: I recently acquired an inexpensive set of mini drill bits and handle from Ama...

Dayne Adams — Thu, 29 May 2008 12:25:18 GMT

Comment on Drill Your Own Precision Pinhole Apertures

I recently acquired an inexpensive set of mini drill bits and handle from Amazon, the smallest bit yielding about a 0.4mm hole, which is about right for 4×5 film, though I do have trouble getting such a small hair-thin bit properly positioned into the chuck of the pin vise. Also discovered a very inexpensive lighted scale loupe (in 0.1 mm increments) from JacksToolShed, which makes viewing the size and roundness of a hole much easier.

Kyle Roberts: I love Jo's work and his cameras.

Kyle Roberts — Sat, 17 May 2008 16:10:48 GMT

Comment on Catching Light :: Making Cameras with Artist Jo Babcock

I love Jo’s work and his cameras.

peter robbins: shby is on the right track.... Try closing one eye and focusing on an object ...

peter robbins — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 20:24:42 GMT

Comment on Article: Pinhole is very natural, and 'bokeh' is not...

shby is on the right track…. Try closing one eye and focusing on an object just inches from your face. Everything in front or behind your point of focus is out of focus! This is even more noticeable in dark condictions when your pupil automatically increases its aperature to allow more light in… just like a lens camera!

shby : What about the stereoscopic vision and the onley one "eye" of the camera. N...

shby — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:18:16 GMT

Comment on Article: Pinhole is very natural, and 'bokeh' is not...

What about the stereoscopic vision and the onley one “eye” of the camera.
Naturaly the focus is only on the point of interest