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Shot on photo paper with my homemade 4x5 camera (converted photo enlarger). Looks best in the Light Box.
Taken with a Sony Cybershot P200, bought on ebay for £20, converted into a point+shoot infrared camera.
Taken with a Sony Cybershot P200, bought on ebay for £20, converted into a point+shoot infrared camera.
This image was taken at the age of 15, on july 1994, with a homemade camera made with a shoe box and a loupe. I found the negative in the closet several days ago with its traces of time.
You can see my hand over the shutter.
The camera is still in existence.
pinhole camera test, light leak i think from viewfinder, piping light down toward film box which isn't completely sealed, will fix and shoot again
Kodaks type 101 roll film is very hard to find. I have all but given up on finding any to use as a reference. I know a few things about the film but I don’t know what the exact measurements are. So this will be called “Socialmocracy custom type 101 roll film”
Each frame is about 3.25” x 9” and I decided on 4 frames per roll. Again I have no clue what the OG film amount would have been. I found out the 101 and 122 film uses the same spool so that worked out perfectly. I own a number of Kodak folding brownie No. 3A cameras and they each came with an empty spool.
Lumenbox. Exposure time: 10 minutes. Agfa-Gevaert Brovira fibre paper (very old stock). Dry paper, no chemical process.
Glinianki. Shot on Fat Shot X - Multiformat (6x17, 6x14, 6x12, 6x9 and 6x6) 120 type film camera by www.printables.com/@Flasheek