Finally! I’ve extracted the simple and reliable shutter from Flyer and Clipper, added a mount, and now Tim Page of Eastern Camera and Optical Supply in Massachusetts has made it available for anyone who wants to make a pinhole camera …
Clipper I vs II – A Tale of Two Shutters
Clipper is, in my opinion, one of the best 6×18 pinhole cameras in the world, especially considering the low cost. Users have taken some amazing photos with Clipper. Clipper has an extremely wide 135 degree field of view, with virtually …
Inspiration for Clipper
The inspiration for the Clipper 6×18 came from my first wooden pinhole camera, made back in 1997. This camera has consistently created the best images of all my pinhole cameras, and as a stretch goal for my Kickstarter, I wanted …
Poetics of Light, Bradford UK
Poetics of Light The National Science and Media Museum in Bradford UK is hosting the Poetics of Light exhibition. Shown for the first time outside the USA, you can see it in England through June 25, 2017. The Pinhole Resource …
PETG vs ABS
For those of you who are into #pinhole photography and not #3Dprinting, the acronyms PETG and ABS may be less familiar. ABS is Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene and can be used between −20 and 80 °C (−4 and 176 °F), which …
Printing, Resumed.
I’m really pleased to announce that I’m printing cameras again! I had to put my printers in storage during my year-long move from Texas to Florida. They are being brought back online and producing cameras. Each one, as my customers …