Today I tested out my photogram stencil idea, and didnt have clear results.
I wasnt the only person having these results, and after a frustating day, Sarina talked to Chris and we discovered our technique was faulty. I will try again next time Im there and fingers crossed Ill nail it next time in terms of clarity and evenness.
On Weds, Leigh mentioned about using a digital camera as a pinhole, so I did some research online and discovered how to convert a cap into a pinhole "lense". The down side that I have noticed so far is a very narrow field of view, and the focus is fuzzier than an analog pinhole camera. The upsides however are no reloading paper for each shot, large photos, colour!, no worrying about light leakage, and extremely quick shutter speeds.
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| 3 seconds |
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| 2 seconds |
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| 1 second |
I wonder if there is a camera setting that I can play with to help with the sharpness. Failing that, I can always use Lightroom/Photoshop to adjust the photos. Thanks to Leighs suggestion, I now have another option that Im interested in for my project.
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