Joe's Pinhole Cameras - Part Four

[@genegoranov5865]

Real fun to watch you , gentlemen!

[@typepals]

Finally got caught up on this series in one long marathon. Wow! Fascinating stuff. I love photography, but wouldn't have the patience for making my own camera. My favorite in the series was the one with multiple lenses in part three. That is a thing of beauty and one could be so creative with it. Did you ever open multiple lenses without moving the camera? I think it would be interesting to see the same scene in different sizes. One could even do the exposures a half hour apart and get a progression of light and shadows. Great stuff as always, Joe!

[@FabrizioZago]

Incredible cameras, fascinating. I would't have the patience for this, but pinhole interests me. Intersting channel, subscribed.

[@davidweiss7411]

Super series Joe! I really enjoyed all of these cameras. Mine are much more pedestrian but I do have one where you can adjust the focal length by moving the paper back and forth into different slots. I have been using foam core but might try some plywood this summer.

[@wiwythebest]

amazing cameras!

[@AdricM]

Yeah!!! Get Crazy at Quelab!

[@DavidALovingMPF102]

This is another great video! Like the photos too. Have you tried shooting the moon??

[@jameskyle4807]

This is so CooL. Again I thank you, Joe Van Cleave. :-)

[@reynaldocastaneda4712]

Hi Joe. How did you make your pinhole lens? Need to know because yours are sharper. Thanks in advance.

[@Joe_VanCleave]

I need to make a video about this. I use .002 inch thick (2 mil) sheet brass. I make a dimple with a metal punch, sand the tip of the dimple down with fine emory paper, then pierce the tip of the dimple with the tip of a pin. Then I sand the dimple further, measure the opening with a magnifier and when about the right size clean up the hole with the needle to make round.

[@reynaldocastaneda4712]

Thanks Joe. I will try it. 👍

[@sauron9883]

Hey Joe! Did you know that margin release key on Hermes 3000 can be also used to release jammed keys ?