Self Developing Pinhole Camera - Direct Positive Paper Reversal Prints made IN CAMERA!!!

[@Joe_VanCleave]

Great results!

[@mjones410]

Joe the master is watching as well :)

[@gypsies0184]

I grinned all the way through this!

[@CAMERADACTYLCameras]

aww shucks. Thanks.

[@jessemkahn]

very cool project.

[@caterinacalvella4989]

Really nice!!

[@SilntObsvr]

Nice! Can those of us who don't have 3D printers buy this camera somewhere?

[@CAMERADACTYLCameras]

www.cameradactyl.com/buttergrip/pinholio

[@heatheroelklaus6236]

Fabulous!

[@JRichardctr]

I’ve seen Joe Van Cleave’s process on the reversal process. I’m just curious if you used the same ratios for the bleaching? Or are you using normal 3% peroxide?

[@AdricM]

So Cool!

[@IainHC1]

Loved it :-) Thank you :-)

[@engelwyre]

"Yeah.... mhhm.... " - Dennis

[@1CONOCLA5T]

Intriguing.

[@greggmcneill7407]

This is Brilliant!! Is there a 4x5 or 5x7 version?

[@CAMERADACTYLCameras]

thanks. No LF version of this specifically, but I am thinking of something like this that will fit in a standard 4x5 graflex back, so that I can use it with my CAMERADACTYL OG 4x5.

[@IainHC1]

If you wanna make them ;-)

[@Carlos-wk2gd]

Could a monobath be used for processing?

[@CAMERADACTYLCameras]

Absolutely. I dont think you could make a reversal print with monobath, but maybe you could with harman direct positive and monobath. If you check out Joe Van Cleaves video about the self developing camera, he's using harman direct positive, not monobath though.

[@Carlos-wk2gd]

@@CAMERADACTYLCameras thank you for replying. Yes i saw that video also. Very great content from both of you. I want to try this for myself and see what happens. Very mind expanding videos. Thanks for your contribution to analog.

[@shoegazing_pineapple_6956]

Can you give us a very small clue about the light trap?I am trying to sketch some printable designs but i cannot wrap my head around it without trapping a lot of chemistry inside the trap :( it cannot be just two misaligned holes huh gimme ur intellectual property pls thx chad

[@theIntuitionist]

F#$*ing genius

[@naaldvoerder]

Nice proof of concept, although I do not see the point of the concept. Why do you want to develope in camera. You need to wash, dry it, and then load it in the dark anyway. You might as well unload in the same dark, store the undeveloped paper in a lightproof black bag, and load the camera without the need for cleaning and drying.

[@workoutwithericanix]

i strongly disagree