Developing 8×10 sheet film with taco development method
I have developed myself quite a few 4×5 sheets of film on a Patterson daylight tank using the fantastic MOD54. After the first development it got quite easy and my sheets are evenly developed with...
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First test shot with the pinhole 8×10 camera
This is my first photo taken with the 8×10 pinhole camera. Not much of an artistic photo but enough to check proper exposure and sheet development. The details are much nicer than my Holga WPC 120...
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8×10 pinhole
My second image taken with the 8×10 pinhole camera. Its a 145 seconds exposure taken with Ilford FP4 film. My meter showed 17 seconds, the Pinole assist app (for iPhone) I use , corrected exposure to...
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8×10 Pinhole, sheet No. 3
Continuing my exploration in the world of large format pinhole. My third exposed sheet of Ilford FP4 8×10 film, a seascape shot during sunrise. I am still waiting for a pack of Fuji Provia 8×10 slide...
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Cityscape with 8×10 large format pinhole
I was at the beautiful village of Galaxidi (Greece) and it was a good chance to take a picture with my 8×10 pinhole camera. At first, I thought of shooting a 8×10 Provia transparency, but it was mid...
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8×10 large format pinhole images with Fuji Provia 100F
The two 8×10 Provia transparencies I shot with my large format 8×10 pinhole camera were probably my most anticipated film shots ever. Viewing a 8×10 transparency on the lightbox (even if it was shot...
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Stairs
One more image taken with my pinhole 8×10″ large format camera. Its a 4 minutes exposure (I used the very helpful Pinole Assist app for my iPhone which does a splendid job of correctly calculating the...
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8×10 pinhole landscape
Image taken with my 8×10 large format pinhole camera, a 15 seconds exposure using Ilford FP4 film. Developed with R09 developer. I always enjoy viewing the huge 8×10 negative, despite the very unsharp...
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Meteora (8×10″ large format pinhole)
During my recent visit at the wonderful location Meteora (Greece), among with my infrared photos, I also shot large format film with my Sinar 4×5 camera and one sheet with my 8×10″ pinhole camera....
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The Dock (8×10 large format pinhole)
My latest image taken with the 8×10 large format pinhole camera. This is a 12 seconds exposure with Ilford FP4 Plus film. I was really surprised by the sharp rendering of the dock given the fact that...
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