Mono Hole – DD Pinhole Comparison

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Another day, I demonstrated the effects of the Pinhole to a sceptic in a Park.

So, the Photo above is the reference shot by a Fish-eye lens.

Photo above are the images made by [Wide-angle Mono Pinhole] (Left)

and the Pinhole alone (= Wide-angle lens was removed) (Right)

And here, the Photos were made by [Concentric Double-density Pinhole]

with Wide-angle lens attached (Left) and without (Right)

A Fish-eye image of “Pink Forget-me-not” (I think) — note,

even Fish-eye lens has limited depth of field.

Left was [Wide-angle Mono (single) Pinhole] (Orange cast was caused

by a light-leak.) Right was [Wide-angle DD-Pinhole]

Left = Wide-angle Mono-Pinhole. Right = Pinhole alone and close to the flowers.

(Remember, Pinhole has no focus —– even no view-finder image = too dark.

Therefore all those photos were the blind-shots)

Left = Wide-angle DD-Pinhole.

Right = Pinhole alone and close to the flowers. (The line in the left side

was caused by an internal reflection.)

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At least, my friend was convinced that the effect was not by a digital

manipulation though still sceptic about the significance of the image.

That’s a matter of the taste Sir. 😀

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Tagged with: Double-density Pinhole Photo, Flower Photography, Mono (single) Pinhole, Pinhole Photography

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bentehaarstad said, on May 10, 2014 at 15:18

What a wonderful world, through a pinhole! 🙂

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- yoshizen said, on May 10, 2014 at 16:36
  
  Flowers looks wonderful by any lens,
  even without a lens ! 🙂
  
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Lemony (Gr)Egghead said, on May 11, 2014 at 12:20

I always really enjoy these comparisons, and especially the pinhole images. I wonder what it is about the lack of focus that I find so appealing. 🙂 I feel like there is a diffusion of light, too, that softens the images in a way that I like.

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- yoshizen said, on May 11, 2014 at 13:17
  
  The Pinhole I’ve used was equivalent of F250 = small enough to make looks pan-focus (hence no need to focus) though,
  the size of the hole is large enough (in comparison to the the size of Photon) to make the image blurred.
  Especially, the outer hole of Double Pinhole is 1.5 mm = too big to make an intelligible image.
  
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drawandshoot said, on May 13, 2014 at 18:26

Oh, I like these, Yoshizen. The softness is lovely. Fascinating pinhole work!

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- yoshizen said, on May 13, 2014 at 18:38
  
  Thank you Karen.
  But, I think I have to learn from you more.
  
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  - drawandshoot said, on May 13, 2014 at 18:40
    
    Ha! I have never tried pinhole work, I’m sure I could learn a lot from you! : )
    
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elenacaravela said, on May 16, 2014 at 18:56

REally interesting-beautiful outcomes.

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- yoshizen said, on May 16, 2014 at 19:27
  
  Thank you Elena. I’m happy to see the clear results too.
  
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