I am doing a science project. I have to make a pinhole camera. That's all fine, except I just recently (as in two minutes ago) went online to the place from which I planned to order the photo paper, and it turns out THEY DON'T MAKE IT ANYMORE!!!!!!
If someone would please recommend a brand that makes photographic paper suitable for a pinhole camera, preferably 5 by 7, but any size will work. And this is not printer paper, this is paper that I will actually develop myself.
There was one website I went to and it said that you could also use regular film, but I have no idea how I would develop it. Would someone please tell me, if there are no photographic papers that I can use (in the US-i looked on the Ilford website, and apparently they only sell in the UK), how I woud go about developing the regular roll of film?
2006-12-25
02:44:45
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ok never mind about the ilford thing-i looked on amazon (duh, i'm retarded), so I think I'll buy- "Ilford - B&W Paper 5X7 Multigrade IV 100 Pack - Glossy Finish M/W" I think that will work but i could be totally wrong here so please tell me if this will work!!!
2006-12-25
02:58:53 ·
update #1