6-Month Pinhole Exposure

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/...r+Factor%29%29

Wow, amazing. I have never heard of a photo taken like this before but I really want to try it. What kind of paper specifically would I need.

so ultra cool

db

Awesome image. Thanx for sharing, GB...

Db - Check out this link. It tells one how to make a pinhole camera, and mentions paper.

http://www.kodak.com/global/en/consu...leCanBox.shtml

Unfortunately, the exposure times it mentions are waaaay too short. You would need some very very insensitive paper. Maybe you can fish around on the ilford and Fuji sites? They may be out of the contact printing paper biz now, though. (Consider Cibachrome too .)

34 Months.

http://gizmodo.com/5599616/longest-p...most-beautiful

Cool photos.

However, some look more like multiple exposure than long exposure. Plus I'm curious about some of the MOMA related images that they don't display the 'artifacts' normally associated with back lit buildings and what would be night scapes of a city in even normal length long exposures??

Also there's odd distortions in the 'color' images that that photographers other pinhole work doesn't display? These are optical/mechanical problems that also start to look like either multiple exposure or something else??

One of the site lists that a 2.5 mm hole was made in a pop/soda can to make images? That is an awfully large aperture for long exposures!! Do the math . . .

I will give the one guy credit for being a very capable printer.