| Instructions
for the Six Shooter |
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4x5
film must be loaded
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Load
the film by attaching it to this tube with the emulsion side facing
outwards. Use the bands to hold the film on at the ends of the
tube. Position the film to the edge of the alignment notches that
are cut into each end of the tube. This notch aligns the film
so that the film edges face the seam on the can. |
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When inserting the film in the camera, rotate the tube until it aligns with the positioning pin at the bottom of the spindle. When exposure is complete move the film bands towards the center of the tube as a tactile reminder that this film tube has been shot. Store your extra film in a light tight container and use a changing bag to load your camera in the field. |
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This camera has a focal length of 30mm and the pinholes are 0.15mm in diameter giving an effective aperture of f 200. Use the single band magnet to expose a whole sheet of film at one time or use back tape to cover each hole and expose each pinhole separately. This camera can face in all directions at once so take care in metering, as light levels will very. |
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If you have any further questions, problems, or simply need assistance choosing subjects to photograph, you may contact Pinhole Blender by e-mail: info@pinholeblender.com
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