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I'm sure Joanna will be interested.... 
might offer an accessory to the new camera: an attachable spring back facilitating the use not only of sheet film holders but also instant film holders. HINT... HINT... HINT Hi Steve
Thank you for your email, and your interest in the new pinhole camera.
I am sorry to say, the back of the cameras is made to take cut film holders only, after all it is an ILFORD product.
That said if your Fuji back can be fitted onto a 4x5 plate then you should be able to make it work using 2 small wedges to take up the gap.
I will have the camera ready to send out this time next week.
Regards Mike
On 20/10/2011 17:10, HAMMETT, Steve wrote:
Hi Mike
I was wondering if you could tell me if it will be possible to attach Fuji’s PA-45 instant film 5x4 back to the new pinhole camera? I have looked at the data sheet on Ilford’s website, but it is not clear whether the film back is a universal fitting.
Regards
Steve Hammett
OoooppppssssCharles Twist wrote:Mike Walker, I presume...
Regards,
Charles
I think Skink Pinhole http://skinkpinhole.com/wp/ make something that fits a Linhof panel.Valerio Trigari wrote:On this subject, is it possible to buy a pinhole that would fit a Linhof Technika standard lens board?
Cheers,
Val
Thanks Paul, though it would be nice if the website was written in English as well...Paul Dunning wrote:I think Skink Pinhole http://skinkpinhole.com/wp/ make something that fits a Linhof panel.Valerio Trigari wrote:On this subject, is it possible to buy a pinhole that would fit a Linhof Technika standard lens board?
Cheers,
Val
Paul.
All the details about the Linhof pinhole are in German and I don't understand a word of it!Valerio, If you scroll down the page, you get this translation:Valerio Trigari wrote:Thanks Paul, though it would be nice if the website was written in English as well...Paul Dunning wrote:I think Skink Pinhole http://skinkpinhole.com/wp/ make something that fits a Linhof panel.Valerio Trigari wrote:On this subject, is it possible to buy a pinhole that would fit a Linhof Technika standard lens board?
Cheers,
Val
Paul.
With the Skink Pinhole Pancake and Mamiya RB67 film-back on the tropical island of Pulau Redang
The film back of an old Mamiya RB67 can easily be converted into a pinhole camera. A thin wooden frame connects the film back with a DIY Skink Pinhole Pancake. Thanks to the built-in dark slide, film exposure is quite convenient.
Position the camera on a tripod while making sure that the direction corresponds with the desired composition. When doing wide-angle photos this does not have to be very exact because the camera has a wider angle of view than the human eye. A water-level or bull-eye is helpful if you desire a level horizon.
Before the actual exposure, you just cover the pinhole with a finger. Now the slider or dark-slide can be removed from the film back. Wait a moment to ensure that the camera is not moving. Now you take your finger off the lens and count: twenty-one, twenty-two, twenty-three.... according to the measured or imagined exposure time. After the exposure you cover the pinhole again and push the dark-slide back into the film back.
Yes, I noticed thatValerio Trigari wrote:Thanks Paul, though it would be nice if the website was written in English as well...Paul Dunning wrote:I think Skink Pinhole http://skinkpinhole.com/wp/ make something that fits a Linhof panel.Valerio Trigari wrote:On this subject, is it possible to buy a pinhole that would fit a Linhof Technika standard lens board?
Cheers,
Val
Paul.
If you search ebay.co.uk for Skink Pinhole then loads of stuff comes up, here's one. Oddly they seem to ship from China, maybe it's a German company manufacturing in China, or something else I should have thought og eBay! Thanks Paul.Paul Dunning wrote:Yes, I noticed that
It looks like it comes with a 0.4mm pinhole but other sizes are available along with zone plates etc.
Paul