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(PS: I hope you have a sense of *my* humor.)

Heehee, had me going for a second. Thought I was going to get to exercise those Moderator super hero powers...

I've seen some shots done like this with the pinhole body cap on a DSLR - is this what you used?

If you mean taking the body cap and drilling it, it's a pain and you really need a thin material. I simply put a hole in that foil tape (ducting tape) and taped it on the body. I think my hole is a wee-bit too large and there needs to be a little baffle to reduce stray light. I probably need to cover the viewfinder too since there may be a light leak there as well. I posted another pic in the gallery under the toy and pinhole section, which shows the straylight effect for a long exposure.

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(PS: I hope you have a sense of *my* humor.)
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LOL!
I saw it on MTBR too, glad you posted it here.

Brian

Actually one of these: http://www.calumetphoto.com/ctl?PAGE...type=SPDSEARCH

oops...link times out...what do i search for?

EDIT: found it...body cap pinhole:
http://www.calumetphoto.com/resource...cts/py2125.jpg

Mine is definitely cheaper. I don't think I want to take pinhole photography that seriously.

calumetphoto.com then "Finney Pinhole".

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Mine is definitely cheaper. I don't think I want to take pinhole photography that seriously.

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That's the Spirit!
You should get a Holga!
Brian

my pinhole cap cost me 7 dollars for the body cap and a pepsi can. It is a real fun form of photography though, i must admit. It does make it obvious that my camera is reallllll dirty though. -pete