Tinfoil pinhole fun :D

Well, trying to decide whether or not to bother making or buying a pinhole lens/cap for my camera....so I figured I'd wrap some tinfoil around the front and stick a pin in it just to see how it worked ...more or less Here's the fruits of my 10 seconds of labor lol Took these like 20 mins ago.... the only light right now is what's on in my house at the moment. I can't wait to play around with this outside! These were taken with single pinhole.

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And these were taken with multiple pinholes.... creates a neat effect that you can alter by putting your hands in front of the camera and blocking some holes...

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PP done in LR. The only real extras added was a yellow/orange graduated filter put over the top of the fourth one in first post. And the B &W one :P I see that I need to clean my sensor

Your sensor is pretty clean!

There's a few spots that make me crazy when viewing them large on my screen lol Makes me want to reach out and rub them off the screen :P But, yeah, I suppose it could be worse

This is how mine looked when I first got my camera.
I didn't have a lens yet and I needed a way to check if the sensor worked, so I tested it with a pinhole.

http://img707.imagesha​ck.us/img707/3793/dirt​ysensor.jpg

Went ahead and ordered some spare body caps off ebay. I figure I'll drill a hole and then affix a secondary material inside to put the pin hole(s) in. That way I have more versatility.

maverick75 wrote in post #15843979
This is how mine looked when I first got my camera.
I didn't have a lens yet and I needed a way to check if the sensor worked, so I tested it with a pinhole.

http://img707.imagesha​ck.us/img707/3793/dirt​ysensor.jpg

Ok... I definitely see your point It's amazing mine isn't that bad seeing as that I'm always using adapters and what-not that have me taking my lenses off and messing with them out in the field :P