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Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Date: Mar 28, 2009
Aperture: 226
ISO: ?
Shutter: ~80''
Galleries: Horror, Pinhole/Zone Plate
Date Uploaded: Apr 5, 2009

Viewed: 1077
Comments: 10
Favorites: 2 (view)

 Another shot from my Quaker Oats box analog pinhole camera, my new favorite camera. Camera was shoved between two chain link fence posts for stabiliztion and exposed for about eighty seconds late on a variably cloudy afternoon.

Used Ilford MGIV Resin Coated paper (satin) and home developed in Ilford BW chemicals. Scanned on an Epson flatbed scanner and inverted in PSP X2. Adjusted contrast and sharpness ever so slightly and added sepia.

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 03/12/2010 07:07:55 AM
I LOVE THIS!
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 04/16/2009 01:59:59 PM
I think I may have to go out and take some pinhole shots! I love how the canister shots bend perspective!
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 04/08/2009 10:02:22 PM
The perspective makes it appear you are peeping your head up out of your own grave, checking out the neighbors.
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 04/07/2009 07:14:47 PM
Quaker Oats camera will be my project for this weekend. These are just too good not to give it a try.
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 04/07/2009 09:25:53 AM
Congratulations on your perseverance. The results are well worth the effort. I especially like the curving "fish-eye" effect.
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 04/07/2009 05:10:38 AM
Love the tone and the atmosphere. Shots like this one make me want to try pinhole :)
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 04/07/2009 03:09:21 AM
That thing is brilliant! I hope you will keep taking these and create a portfolio folder of them all. They should be enjoyed in a bunch. It's a wonderful portentous effect. Very cinematic.
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 04/07/2009 01:15:48 AM
Until they make sensors that bend, digital pinholes will never come close to what "real" pinhole cameras (like this one) are capable of. This photo is a lot more work than digital, but I believe the effort was worth the result. Keep the oatmeal coming.

Message edited by author 2009-04-07 13:17:55.
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 04/06/2009 11:55:21 PM
Very cool! Man this shot has some character. Again this has a distorted look like fisheye, love it! Love the tone as well, nicely done!
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 04/05/2009 08:37:09 PM
man, isn't it pure magic to see an image from an oatmeal box with a tiny hole in it loaded with a plain piece of paper?!
i love how the perspective is really skewed liked from a messed up fisheye lens...;)
great subject and tones, too!
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