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Stuff you can't do with Digital.....

Jim Galli

Member
Film mistakes are so much more rewarding...

doubleS.jpg

ghost coffeepot

Done with a big wooden studio camera a century old, but I had taken the pneumatic shutter out for repair and forgot about the 5/16" hole in the 9X9 inch lens board where the air hose goes through. The 'pinhole' was offset about 6 inches from the lens axis. Thus the coffeepot and cups was the designed picture and the window would have never been seen. You can see the ghost of the 2 cups in the upper left.

It's a double image, one with the lens, and one with the lensless 5/16ths hole acting like a rather rude 'pinhole.

Note the black background behind the cups and urn. That allowed a pallet for the pinhole image to register on. It was supposed to look like this;

15CookeCoffeepotS.jpg

cooke 15.5" series IV
 

Asher Kelman

OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Film mistakes are so much more rewarding...

doubleS.jpg

ghost coffeepot

Done with a big wooden studio camera a century old, but I had taken the pneumatic shutter out for repair and forgot about the 5/16" hole in the 9X9 inch lens board where the air hose goes through. The 'pinhole' was offset about 6 inches from the lens axis. Thus the coffeepot and cups was the designed picture and the window would have never been seen. You can see the ghost of the 2 cups in the upper left.

It's a double image, one with the lens, and one with the lensless 5/16ths hole acting like a rather rude 'pinhole.

Note the black background behind the cups and urn. That allowed a pallet for the pinhole image to register on. It was supposed to look like this;

15CookeCoffeepotS.jpg

cooke 15.5" series IV

Jim,

Is this a challenge? One should be able to do this with a pinhole cap!

Asher
 
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