Pinhole and SLR

[pbadcock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi Hannu,
         could you briefly describe how this works please?(converting an SLR to 
a pinhole).  I assume you remove totally the lens from the front.  Is it 
something that can be achieved with any 35mm SLR camera?
regards
Peter B.



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Subject: IR and pinhole
Author:  infrared@xxxxx at INTERNET
Date:    5/28/97 9:10 PM


Some time ago I made a pinhole camera accessory for my Canon EOS
system following the instructions in the EOS Magazine. It works well and 
uses the cameras exposure metering, so it is easy to use.
Pictures are little soft, but that=B4s expected.

Now I think I could experiment a little with Konica IR film.

Is there something special in the IR pinhole photography 
that I need to know?

Hannu
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