In response to this discussion, (or maybe I was inspired by BW's decision), I duct taped a Fuji 680 polaroid back onto a Federal Express box (Small Size) last night, and poked a small hole in it for a lens. The depth of the Small Box is only about an inch and a half, so the "lens" is very wide -- about like a 15 on a Nikon. Even with the crude test hole, punched and dug out with a number 11 xacto blade, the picture is shockingly sharp and good. Exposure time for my aperture is about one second in normal daylight room light. I just pull the dark slide with my finger over the hole, and give it about one second, then reinsert the dark slide. I give credit to Mr. Rasmussen of BW Magazine, for fueling my creation. In pure technical terms, does a FedEx Box count as a "machine"?... I am hoping not. Mark Tucker . __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Greetings - Send FREE e-cards for every occasion! http://greetings.yahoo.com
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Re: [Digital BW] B&W Magazine "drops" digital prints
2002-02-27 by Mark Tucker
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