Adric from QueLab exposed his pinhole camera for about 3.5 months (June 23rd to October 9th) to improve on the image created in only 30 days last February, using the photosensitive printmaking plates sold at Takach Press. The longer exposure made a big difference in the etched image.
The pinhole camera looking up
at Adric's house
Magnet on the bake of the pinhole camera
The front of the camera,
with the pinole "lens"
The photosensitive plate
had a magnet attached on the back,
to secure it to the metal camera box
The magnet attached
to the back of the photosensitive plate
The photosensitive plate after 3.5 months exposure,
was washed in water,
and this is the image that resulted
This image was a lot better
than the image from the 30 day exposure
The longer exposure (3.5 months) worked a lot better than the shorter one (30 days):
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