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ONDU 6x12 multiformat. Albufera lake, Valencia-Spain.

Ondu 6*12 Multiformat Pinhole Camera, film Kodak Ektar 100, selfdeveloped

Ondu 6*12 Multiformat Pinhole Camera, film Kodak Ektar 100, selfdeveloped

1 of 3 pictures for the song "Tell me about the forest" by Dead Can Dance. Ondu Multiformat pinhole camera 6x12, T-Max 100, 120sec.

  

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGSniyU9GHo

Zero Image 612B Pinhole Multi-Format Camera

Ilford XP2

Rodinal

Scanner

ONDU Pinhole 6x12 Multiformat (6x6)

 

Ilford Pan f+ @50ASA

Rodinal 1+25 | 6 min

 

Scanner Epson Perfection V600 Photo

SilverFast 8

Pinhole day 2016

 

My mother home, balcon anatomy

 

ZeroImge Zero 6x9 Multiformat (selected to 6x6)

HP5Plus Xtol 1+1 21 °C 11:30

ONDU 6x12 multiformat pinole camera @6x6

 

Kodak Tri-X 400

Rodinal 1+25 | 7min

 

Sténopé Multiformat 6x6 / 6x12

Focale : 35mm

f/167

Pinhole : 0,21mm from sténocaméra

  

1 of 3 pictures for the song "Sanvean (Im your shadow)" by Dead Can Dance. Ondu Multiformat pinhole 6x12, Tmax100, 90sec. Multiexposition

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVRAj5_qoSw

Last year I bought a wooden pinhole camera made by a Slovenian company called Ondu during a Kickstarter campaign. It's taken me several months to take the thing out for some practice in preparation for work pinhole photography day on Sunday April 26th.

 

Like most pinhole cameras there is no viewfinder, and the lines on the top and side of the camera that are supposed to help you line up your shot are a bit hit and miss. It's difficult to know how far to hold your head from the camera in order for the lines to give you something approaching the correct field of view.

 

These shots all include fa far wider field of view than I thought I was going to get so it seems I had me head in the wrong position!

 

Seeing the frame numbers on through the extremely dark red windows on the back of the camera is also a bit of a challenge. (But I think I’ve worked out how many turns to give the film advance know for each format so in future I’ll be counting turns of the knob rather that using the nearly useless red windows.

 

And getting the exposure right is another challenge. I think these are mostly rather under-exposed, though I quick like the dark and mysterious atmosphere this gives.

 

But despite all that I like these photograph enough to persevere.

 

The camera can be set of for 6x6, 6x9 (as seen here) and 6x12cm frames and I've already shot a couple more films in different formats. Also looking forward to trying out black and white film in this camera.

 

The film for all these shots is long out-of-date Fujicolor 160 NPS.

 

This particular image is an accidental double exposure which I think has become me favourite shot of the set!

Civita di Bagnoregio | Zero Image Pinhole, Fuji Acros

Arrancando la década en territorios virtuales con nuevos colores.

Este Flickr para difusión e información y no para novelones de egos sin sentido ni vida social virtual.

 

Sigue la Minga!

Camina la Palabra: intervención urbana multiformato en Cali, con Acción DireKta www.ladirekta.net.

 

Rodillos sin permiso, junto a Nativo, Love ∞, Trinchera Ganja, JuerzaPacha, M79.

Ondu 6*12 Multiformat Pinhole Camera, film Kodak 400TX, selfdeveloped in Rollei Supergrain 1+12 7 min

Finished building the Lego Meillenium Falcon and then started to fall in love with pinhole photography, again, and again.

 

Ondu Mk1 Multiformat 6x12 Pinhole Camera

f133 Pinhole

Fuji Neopan Acros

10 minutes in Ilford ID11 1:1

pinhole camera Ondu 6x12 Multiformat, film Kodak Ektar 100, selfdeveloped in Tetenal C-41, scanned vith Epson V800/Silverfast using Digitaliza 120 Film Scanning Mask

Sun flare over Inspiration Point

 

I took the 6x12 to Letchworth last Friday with three frames left on the roll. I had three specific locations in mind, all places that I had photographed many times but not with this camera. I used a standard tripod instead of the usual stubby. This is the second of the three, from Inspiration Point.

 

It was a very bright day. Shooting upriver had me lined up directly with the sun, giving me another trick work-up in the Gimp, trying to lose neither the highs or the lows.

 

Ondu 6x12 Multiformat Pinhole Camera

Kentmere Pan 400 exposed at 800, developed in D76 1:1 17 min

Epson Perfection V500 Photo scanner

 

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Camera: ONDU MultiFormat Mk I pinhole camera @ 6x12

Pinhole: f/160

"Focal length": 40mm

Exposure: 15 secs

Film: Foma Fomapan 400 Action developed in Kodak Xtol Replenished

Ondu Multiformat at 6X9, Fuji Acros 100, shot during a walk with @MrHolga in Sherman, TX

 

‪Dev’d in Ilfotec HC by moi!‬

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Ondu multiformat pinhole camera with 35mm loaded. Kodak TMax 100 dev’d in Ilfotec DD-X.

Ondu Mk1 Multiformat 6x12 Pinhole Camera

f133 Pinhole

Fuji Neopan Acros

10 minutes in Ilford ID11 1:1

I bodged this one up a bit, after the main exposude I opened up the back of the falcon and then opened the shutter, then remembered I didn't wind on!.

 

Ondu Mk1 Multiformat 6x12 Pinhole Camera

f133 Pinhole

Fuji Neopan Acros

10 minutes in Ilford ID11 1:1

Sydney, NSW, Australia.

March 2020.

Ilford FP4 plus at EI 500.

Developer Ilfosol-3, 1:10 dilution, 7min30sec at 30sec agitations, 20C.

Ondu Pinhole Camera 6x12 Multiformat.

Test Roll Lomography 120 redscale

Camera: Zero Image Multiformat Exposure: 6 min

Film: Lomography redscale roll 120

Process c41

Location: Asti (italy)

January 2011

Camera: Omfman 612 multiformat pinhole

Lens: Omfman f160 at 3 sek

Film: Fomapan 400

Negative scan, R09 1/40 9min

1 of 3 pictures for the song "Sanvean (Im your shadow)" by Dead Can Dance. Ondu Multiformat pinhole 6x12, Tmax100, 90sec.

Multiexposition

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVRAj5_qoSw

Mamiya C330f, Sekor 80mm, Ilford FP4+, Ilfosol 3 1+14,

35 mm in 120 / 135 in 120

 

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Pinhole camera Ondu Multiformat (6x6), film Kodak Ektar 100, selfdeveloped

Cherry Blossom at the Cupertino Memorial Park, and a gentle breeze.

 

Technical info:

 

- Camera: Zero Image Pinhole 6x9 multi-format

- Lens: FFL 40mm, f/235

- Exposure: 8s

- Film: Kodak Ektar 25 (expired 1997-01)

- Development: Kodak C41 kit home processing

- Scanning: Epson V700 with Epson Scan as slides

- PostPro: Negative Labs Pro in Adobe Lightroom

Cherry Blossom at the Cupertino Memorial Park, and a gentle breeze.

 

Technical info:

 

- Camera: Zero Image Pinhole 6x9 multi-format

- Lens: FFL 40mm, f/235

- Exposure: 2s

- Film: Harman Phoenix 200

- Development: Kodak C41 kit home processing

- Scanning: Epson V700 with Epson Scan as slides

- PostPro: Negative Labs Pro in Adobe Lightroom

Horseman Technical (multiformat)

Super Horseman 105mm 4.5, 4x5 back

4x5 Polaroid back

Fuji FP100c 45

camera: ondu multiformat pinhole camera 6x12

film: fomapan 200 creative

dev aph09 1+25 5min 20c

location: Montpellier (France)

2017 (wppd day - end of avril)

ONDU pinhole cam 6x12 multiformat at 6x6

camera: ondu multiformat pinhole camera 6x12

film: fomapan 200 creative

dev aph09 1+25 5min 20c

location: Montpellier (France)

2017 (wppd day - end of avril)

ONDU pinhole camera 6x12 multiformat, developed with caffenol,...

// Zero Image multiformat \\

 

// Foma Fomapan 100 \\

 

// Ilford ID-11 (1+3) || T = 20°C || t = 15 min \\

pinhole photograph

camera: zero image 69 multiformat

film: ilford xp2 400

location: Asti, italy

2015 end of september

ONDU Pinhole, 6x12, Ilford Pan F+

exposure time: ca. 5 sec

 

Part of some commissioned work (original)

 

lwr.photography/

Taken in a field behind Barton Springs Pool with an Ondu Multiformat Pinhole Camera. I had planned to use the 6x9 format; however, I didn't know that I needed to skip numbers in the sequence in order to create individual negatives. This was a happy mistake as I created an interesting continuous negative. I cut this section of the negative down to fit into a 6x18 negative carrier and printed it on 8x10 Ilford MG fiber paper.

 

Last year I bought a wooden pinhole camera made by a Slovenian company called Ondu during a Kickstarter campaign. It's taken me several months to take the thing out for some practice in preparation for work pinhole photography day on Sunday April 26th.

 

Like most pinhole cameras there is no viewfinder, and the lines on the top and side of the camera that are supposed to help you line up your shot are a bit hit and miss. It's difficult to know how far to hold your head from the camera in order for the lines to give you something approaching the correct field of view.

 

These shots all include fa far wider field of view than I thought I was going to get so it seems I had me head in the wrong position!

 

Seeing the frame numbers on through the extremely dark red windows on the back of the camera is also a bit of a challenge. (But I think I’ve worked out how many turns to give the film advance know for each format so in future I’ll be counting turns of the knob rather that using the nearly useless red windows.

 

And getting the exposure right is another challenge. I think these are mostly rather under-exposed, though I quick like the dark and mysterious atmosphere this gives.

 

But despite all that I like these photograph enough to persevere.

 

The camera can be set of for 6x6, 6x9 (as seen here) and 6x12cm frames and I've already shot a couple more films in different formats. Also looking forward to trying out black and white film in this camera.

 

The film for all these shots is long out-of-date Fujicolor 160 NPS.

camera Ondu Multiformat Pinhole, film Kodak Tri-X, selfdeveloped in Rollei Supergrain 1+12 for 7 min

ONDU multiformat 6x12 @ 6x6

Ilford Pan F+

Kodak D-76 1:1 8.5 min

Camera: Zero Image Multiformat Exposition: 4.5 min

Film: Rollei Pan 25 iso

Developed at home: rodinal 6min.

Location: Asti - Italy

January 2011

ONDU 6x12 multiformat pinole camera @6x6

 

Kodak Tri-X 400

Rodinal 1+25 | 7min

 

Camera: Zero Image Multiformat Pinhole

Exposure: 6 min

Film: Rollei Pan 25 iso

Developed at home: rodinal 6 min

Location: Asti, Italy

Parco Fluviale Tanaro

  

This is a prototype of a pinhole camera made with mahogany wood. It has an internal shutter, a minimal focal length of 30mm and a .21mm pinhole from sténocaméra

 

shots made with this camera will be published there : www.flickr.com/photos/effixe/

 

Making of one of these : Playlist

Zero Image 6x9 Multiformat Pinhole Camera | Ilford Delta 100 | Clayton F76+ (1+9) | Scanned on Epson V600

pinhole photograph

camera: zero image multiformat 69 (6x9)

film: rollei supergraphic ato 2.1

dev: rollei RLC 1+4 10 min 20C (test)

location:asti italy

2014 january

This is a prototype of a pinhole camera made with mahogany wood. It has an internal shutter, a minimal focal length of 30mm and a .21mm pinhole from sténocaméra

 

shots made with this camera will be published there : www.flickr.com/photos/effixe/

 

Making of one of these : Playlist

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