pinhole photography

In this video, I take a look at the Jaggle 5x4 camera pinhole lens board, a unique and affordable option for film photography enthusiasts looking to explore the world of pinhole cameras. I'll dive into its build quality, performance, and the overall experience of using it with a 5x4 film camera.

Hi everyone! Here I decided to make a topic where I will post pictures taken on a Holga pinhole camera format 120. I will be glad, colleagues, for your comments and for your shots made on pinhole 120 format

Throughout my photography journey, I’ve often been called a "faffer." While there’s some truth to this, I find it’s the very act of experimentation that keeps me deeply engaged in the craft. Today, I captured this image using my 5x4 camera. Rather than opting for a traditional lens and film, I...

Approximately two years ago, I was given some rolls of black and white film that had expired in 1998 and 1999. However, the storage conditions of the film over the past 20+ years were unknown. Today, I decided to test the film in my Zero 2000 pinhole camera and then develop them in Kodak HC110

This is the first image I have shared on this forum. McGalliard Creek, Valdese, NC USA 2023 Zero45 25mm, f 217 @ 7min FP4+ Pyrocat-HD "Scanned" with Nikon D850 split toned in Lightroom. I decided on my favorite panoramic crop of 2.39:1, an anamorphic motion film format to remove the excessive...

This is a colddddddddddddd place to be in winter, Bardon Moor just outside Skipton, this wall is at the very top and it was -4 there on Sunday, no messing about as my fingers were dropping off in the chilling wind. Metered the dynamic range which was 3 EVs so I did a plus 2 development to get...

The lowish Sun and partial and cloud allowed me to shoot into the light with no worry of Pinhole flair, I used all the 3 sections of the Zero45 LF pinhole camera giving me a focal length of 75mm and f-stop of f/216, I used BTZ incident light reading in partial shade using Ilford FP4 that gave me...

Taken in my home town of Otley in Wharfedale, I used my Zero image 4x5 pinhole camera at a setting of 50mm focal length, the aperture at this setting is f/176. The fun of pinhole photography is you do all the ground work, setting and levelling up the camera, try to estimate what the...

Local field with crop growing Pinhole Zero 45 @25mm setting (around 8mm in 35mm angle of view terms) Kodak Trix 320 @200iso Exposure 10 sec &f/138 Developed in Xtol stock 7 mins 20c Scanned with Epson v800 in Vuescan

Took my Pinhole camera around Salts Mill last Sunday. Mill and Weir Canal Side 1 Canal Side 2 with walkway tunnel Taken from the Canal Bridge Railway Side Chimney and self portrait ;-) Through the railings Allotment View Lightbox view Pinehole Zero 2000 Camera Fuji...

I have taken many a photo of this beautiful old Norman church (originated) but never with a lensless camera. The main gates to the church, I did not want the shadows to go into blackness so exposed for detail there, and let the highlights fall at will, to my surprise nothing in the high zones...

Pinehole Zero 2000 Camera Fuji Acros @100iso Developed in Xtol stock 8 mins 20c Exposure 4 seconds @ f/138

Another shot with the 6x6 Pinhole camera, I mounted the camera upside down about 8 inch from the ground, leveled it and hoped for the best, took a meter reading which ended up at 2 mins f/138 6x6 pinhole camera Fuji Acros @100iso Developed in Replenished Xtol stock for 8 mins 20c

First of a number of Pinhole shots I have done in very long time. This is a small Tarn situated on Ilkley Moor, the first shot is looking East with the Sun Behind me, the Second is looking West with the Sun in front of me. 6x6 Pinhole Camera Fuji Acros