120 mm
400 microns
X-Ray film - 80 ISO
D76 full strength
7 minutes, 15 seconds @ 64 degrees
#1
![Image](http://www.gophotog.org/allphotos/pinhole/medium_photos/FishermensBench.jpg)
#2
![Image](http://www.gophotog.org/allphotos/pinhole/medium_photos/FollyBeachPier.jpg)
#3
![Image](http://www.gophotog.org/allphotos/pinhole/medium_photos/ThePierCloses.jpg)
#4
![Image](http://www.gophotog.org/allphotos/pinhole/medium_photos/PierToLand.jpg)
If you look at the image at 100% in your image processer, you can see that it is soft. But for the web, or for normal print viewing distance, you can't tell the difference!JohnSR wrote:Just had a second look and the first one has so much detail, a person wouldn't know it was shot with a pinhole camera.
Thanks John! As I said, these were overexposed. It was a bit of work to get something usable when I scanned them....JohnSR wrote:For a pinhole camera, those came out good.