So
SFS got me a
P-Sharan pinhole camera. It was a fun two hour construction, and it handles rolls of 135 gloriously.
It's a
struggle to hold the camera still (braced) for the 3-20 second exposure times since it's light, cardboard, and held together by rubber bands.
I took the sb800 around with me. I shot at 1/2 power, afraid of blowing out bright objects. Nope, looks like
full flash is just fine, dragged shutter of course.
I'm enjoying it, time to rummage for some more unexposed rolls.
I had the rolls of film from dirt biking and
Connie's ceremony developed.
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