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Fanore through pinhole
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I spent a nice day at Fanore during July and sought out a few images with my diy 5×4 pinhole camera.
There is nowhere quite like it.
(all shots with 5×4 diy pinhole camera; focal length 45mm; pinhole diameter 0.3mm; f150; 12-36 seconds exposure per image.
Fomapan 100 rated at 50 iso and developed in Rodinal 1:100 for 30 mins semi stand).[url]
Fanore Rock – 5×4 pinhole by seoirseosial, on Flickr[url]
Fanore boulder – 5×4 pinhole by seoirseosial, on Flickr[url]
Fanore beach (north) – 5×4 pinhole by seoirseosial, on Flickr[url]
Fanore rocks – 5×4 pinhole by seoirseosial, on Flickrand finally…
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Fanore seaweed – 5×4 pinhole by seoirseosial, on FlickrYou certainly got the best of out of the area George !. Lovely work.
Isabella, I’ve used stand development with Rodinal and Delta 400 in the past to reduce down the large amount of unwelcome grain I was getting.
very interesting, just looked it up. id never heard of it before. thanks!
Isabella wrote:
beautiful.
why such low dilution/long dev time?
Thanks Isabella.
Mark is correct about the less coarse grain, but the really big advantages of semi-stand development (where very dilute developer is agitated at the start and halfway through processing) are its compensating effect, whereby the developer exhausts itself in areas which require greater development – such as bright highlights – whilst remaining acting in less-exposed areas, and the fact that stand development is also largely insensitive to variations in exposure, and allows for the development of films rated at different speeds in the same batch.Compensation has the effect of boosting shadow detail whilst preserving bright highlights. This is great for rendering delicate sky details while at the same time yielding great shadow detail.
I heartily recommend that you try it sometime.
sounds wonderful, yes i must give it a go.
do you use the same dilution and time with any dev/film combination?
Isabella wrote:
do you use the same dilution and time with any dev/film combination?
Yes, the technique can be used with any dev or film combination. I have only ever used it with Rodinal though and the time remains the same for any filmspeed type.
very very nice set george!
i have been meaning to build a 6×9 pinhole for about 2 years now :roll:
these are really great, love the scenes.
aoluain wrote:
very very nice set george!
i have been meaning to build a 6×9 pinhole for about 2 years now :roll:
these are really great, love the scenes.
Thanks Alan.
It would be great if you could get that 6×9 built. Your lo-fi images are always worth waiting for.
dubtom wrote:
Another wow from me George, fantastic results, I love them.
Thank you, Tom. Much appreciate your comments. :)
Seoirse wrote:
aoluain wrote:
very very nice set george!
i have been meaning to build a 6×9 pinhole for about 2 years now :roll:
these are really great, love the scenes.
Thanks Alan.
It would be great if you could get that 6×9 built. Your lo-fi images are always worth waiting for.
thanks george!
well the problem that was stumping me was -winding the film- i was going to butcher an old lubitel
but i got that working again . . .
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