Mia Pinhole Cameras

Rethinking the Pinhole — Beyond the Classic Circle Pinhole photography is often associated with simplicity: a tiny circular aperture, long exposures, and soft, dreamlike images.

We all know the basics of pinhole photography: long exposures, soft focus, gentle blur, and sometimes unpredictable framing due to the absence of a viewfinder.

At the beginning of April I went back to Italy for a few days, spending some time in Rome and then back to Ferrara, my hometown.

This guest post is from Danny Kalkhoven (you can find more about him on his website or on Instagram).

After some market research, I decided to take the plunge and to find a local supplier to cut high quality pinhole plates.

Welcome to our first guest post!

Most of the people who scan large format negatives usually make two scans, splitting the image in two and then stitching them up with photoshop or a similar software.

Hello everyone.