Great write-up Tom, I really enjoyed reading this. And some super shots using it. A very interesting idea to combine a pinhole and the lens converter. I guess the pinhole is acting like a tiny aperture more than a diffraction lens. Great, original effect.
Thank you Chris, pete and everyone else. Much apriciated. It is still some what a working progress I want to tweak before I put my final images as challenge enteries.
Thank you Chris, pete and everyone else. Much apriciated. It is still some what a working progress I want to tweak before I put my final images as challenge enteries.
I recon it will make a nice job of a photo of the weir!
Did you look into reciprocity failure ... If we are going to use film it might come up ... Although I think pushing some hp5 to 3200 might suit the "feeling" well
Once you decide what film you're going to use, you can go to the manufacturer website and get data on reciprocity failure compensation times for that film. At least, I've seen that on Ilford's and on Kodak's sites.
Once you decide what film you're going to use, you can go to the manufacturer website and get data on reciprocity failure compensation times for that film. At least, I've seen that on Ilford's and on Kodak's sites.