8.13.2009

DIY DSLR Pinhole Cap

Tools:
- Body Cap that fits your DSLR
- Pencil
- Pin
- Ruler
- Drill Piece (smallest you have)
- Fine Sandpaper (optional)


1. Here's the body cap I got off ebay; you can sand off the logo if you want2. the back
3. use the ruler to help you find the center of the cap
4. I pushed out this much lead so I can parallel with the ruler
5. draw out a few lines to find the center; its not right in the middle of the "O"
6. get the drill piece and start hand drilling in the center
7. stop drilling when you see a bit sticking out on the other side; its at the left part of in the "n"
8. here's the pin i used; the other option is needles
9. poke the pin through
10. poking with just the end or poking the whole pin through doesn't make a big difference
- and you're all done within a few mins

- you might want to put your fingers around the inside of the cap to sand out the poor finishings to make a perfect fit
- be careful of the sand dust in case it gets into the sensor
- good way to see if there's any dust on your sensor
- something cheap and fun to try
- will post some results later

8.05.2009

SuperHeadz 110 + Kodak Ultra 400






- the first three pictures I added the fisheye jelly lens designed for cellphones
- gives the effect I want but of course it could be done better










- probably my last 110 film until a long while
- 110 film at iso 200 can only be used outdoors; iso 400 can be used indoors but the environment has to have enough light like the 3rd+4th picture
- sometimes the film and the camera doesn't lock so a lot of pictures on my 2nd roll were blank
- the camera is a fun little toy but not a very good camera

Film: Kodak Ultra 400
Camera: SuperHeadz 110
Location: Hong Kong
Time: 07/ 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK)

8.04.2009

SuperHeadz 110 + Agfa 200












Film: Agfa 200
Camera: SuperHeadz 110
Location: Hong Kong
Time: 06 / 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK)

8.03.2009

SuperHeadz 110 + Fuji Superia 200











- first 110 film

- pretty grained


Film: Fuji Superia 200
Camera: SuperHeadz 110
Location: Hong Kong + Beijing
Time: 04-06 / 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK)

8.01.2009

Diana F+ - Fuji Provia 100F



Ocean Park
Stanley
Stanley
Stanley
Lamma Island
Lamma Island
Lamma Island

- the tone of this film is quite blue with it cross-processed
- worth to try if you like the blue tone

Film: Fuji Provia 100F (slide)
Camera: Diana F+
Location: Hong Kong
Time: 07 / 2009
Developed by: Color in August (HK) ; E to C cross-processed
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