Experimenting with the DIY 10x8 - This one used a ~9mm cardboard waterhouse stop in the lens.

Sapele close up. Look at that wavy grain ^_^

Taken with my green Dirkon (precision drilled .35mm pinhole) with Lomography 100 film on Worldwide Pinhole Day.

My buddy and I went shooting on some old property after Christmas. It was cold. Very cold. And windy. Very windy. A bad combination (a Kansas combination) - causing my fingers to feel like they'd been bashed by a hammer, and my nose to feel...well, nothing at all.

first two attempts at using my large ammo box camera. going to try a smaller fstop, and then perhaps a day and a half.

Glinianki, Glinianki. Shot on Fat Shot X - Multiformat (6x17, 6x14, 6x12, 6x9 and 6x6) 120 type film camera by www.printables.com/@Flasheek

Omniscope bottom half with film holders fitted after I decided to add a cut out to aid loading the film.

First two rolls with the Lomography Konstruktor. Fun camera, just need to play with the film transport, it tends to tear the sprockets and the shots are really far apart or bunch up together.

Fisheye-like pinhole camera

FUJICOLOR 記録用 100

Exposure time-about 40sec

Test of my handmade 35mm pinhole camera.

The film is held in place with three guides, two sides and a top, made from plastic sheet built up in layers.

The guy who gave me the block of teak also gave me two planks of what he assures me is mahogany (bottom) with a strip of sapele on the top. Not sure what type of mahogany - but it is very old and very nice looking. It must wait until my woodworking skills have advanced a bit.

Birch somewhere in southern Finland.

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Taken with my Pinhole Hasselblad.

Agfaphoto APX100 developed in 1+50 Rodinal for 22 minutes.

taken with 35mm homemade 5 hole pinhole camera

Framing is not always so easy without the viewfinder. This is my uncle at the summercottage on rather sunny day.

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Taken with my Pinhole Hasselblad.

Agfaphoto APX100 developed in 1+50 Rodinal for 22 minutes.

The film is a sheet of 9 1/2 inch aerographic film, cut to 9 1/2 inch square

Handmade 6x6 camera

The day when we were at the Fulong beach.

by Konstructor

The light trap is too tight, note the scratches on the dark slide.

Note also the chunck split off the corner following some clumsy routing (Always use a scrap 'break out' piece!!!)

Taken with my green Dirkon (precision drilled .35mm pinhole) with Lomography 100 film on Worldwide Pinhole Day.

Shot with self built foam core brownie pinhole camera. 34 minute exposure, developed in HC110 for 6 minutes a 1+150 dilution

Taken with my green Dirkon (precision drilled .35mm pinhole) with Lomography 100 film. The rest of the roll I did not finish on WPPD

First two rolls with the Lomography Konstruktor. Fun camera, just need to play with the film transport, it tends to tear the sprockets and the shots are really far apart or bunch up together.

Shot on photo paper with my homemade 4x5 camera (converted photo enlarger).

taken with 35mm homemade 5 hole pinhole camera - crop of one end of the image, camera in vertical position

15 minute exposure, on expired Ilford XP2.

Konstruktor, 35mm film. Macro lens.

Lomography Konstructor camera testroll

The red rectangle is 14x36 inches exactly. This was at infinity and was at f14 or the widest aperture my APO-Ronar-CL 1070mm will work at. After doing this test back in December of 2022 the project was a go. I had to do this test because the documentation that is available for this lens had it at 780mm image circle. 981mm was the minimum I needed for 14x36 to work. I didn’t have anything larger to test where it ends. My guess is 1.5 meters or so. I believe at 1:1 it has an image Circle 1.5 meters in the documents but I’m guessing it’s more like two meters. This lens might even cover 40x80 lol jk. But wouldn’t that be sweet?

A strip of leatherette serves as the film trap hinge.