Sort of along the same idea although ambient light did not contribute
much to the exposure was my World Pinhole Photography day contribution
last year. See it here:
http://www.pinholeday.org/gallery/2010/index.php?id=807&Country=United+States&searchStr=davidhazy
Holding flash Sunpack 522 flash at full power about 12 inches or 30 cm
from face. Two shots 180 degrees apart. Self "portrait".
Andy
Remember that the next WPPD event is the last Sunday in April. http://www.pinholeday.org/
On Feb 8, 2011, at 8:35 PM, Karl Shah-Jenner wrote:
From: mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Another crazy idea. Anyone ever use a pinhole camera and add flash
to the
scene to cut down on exposure time? Full power on the strobes
should help a
great deal, even though the flash is only there for a small part of
the
exposure time. I think it would likely work a bit like some stuff I
do
working at night. There for some things you can set the exposure
for say 15
seconds or so, and then pop the flash from 2 or 3 places during the
exposure. A long enough exposure gives you the sense of night and
the flash
gives you the sharp detail of the image. That is as long as nothing
moves.
lol
